Pro Tip A good drive will leave you a short iron away from an inviting green. Favoring the left side of the fairway will give you the best approach. The green slopes down from the back to the front.
2 par 5
Pro Tip Bunkers wait to catch your tee shot on both sides of the fairway. The wide fairway slopes from left to right. The best approach for this two-tiered green is from near the fairway bunkers on the left side.
3 par 3
Pro Tip A long iron or wood is required. A good tee shot here is half luck, because there are no trees to block the prevailing wind from pushing your ball left or right into the bunkers in front of the green.
4 par 5
Pro Tip Drive your tee shot along the left edge of the water. Place your second shot on the right side of the fairway for the best approach to the well-guarded green—with traps in front and water and grass hollows behind.
5 par 4
Pro Tip Land your tee shot just to the left of the bunkers that guard the right side of the fairway. A deep grass hollows protects the front of the green, which slopes severely back to front.
6 par 3
Pro Tip The bunkers to the left and behind the green are large and steep. The green slopes severely from left to right.
7 par 4
Pro Tip Place your tee shot even with the two bunkers flanking the fairway. Approach from the right side of the fairway to avoid the large bunker guarding the green's left side.
8 par 5
Pro Tip Drive your tee shot over the bunker guarding the right of the fairway. Place your second shot along the right side of the fair- way to avoid the sand trap and to set you up for a solid app- roach to the wide-open green.
9 par 4
Pro Tip Lead off with a straight tee shot, avoiding the right side of fair- way. A rock wall and sand traps guard the right side of the green. Aim for the left/center of the fairway for the best approach to the shallow, two-tiered green.
10 par 4
Pro Tip A long drive down the right side will give you the best approach to a long and narrow green. Sand traps guard the right side of the multi-leveled green.
11 par 5
Pro Tip Place your tee shot to the center/ right if the fairway to avoid the scattered trees along the left. To the right of the fairway, bunkers await your second shot. The wide- open green is inviting with only a deep sand trap to the right.
12 par 3
Pro Tip Two different approaches give you two unique ways to play this deceptively long par three. Proper club selection is a must to land your ball in the center of this long and narrow green.
13 par 4
Pro Tip A long drive up the left/center of the fairway will give you a clear view of the green. While large, the green is shielded by a rock wall, fountain grass flanks it, and a sand bunker protects its back.
14 par 4
Pro Tip A fairway wood or long iron off the tee down the center of the fairway will leave you a short iron onto the green. Guarding the front of the severely sloped green is a drastically steep and deep sand bunker.
15 par 3
Pro Tip The green is guarded by water to the front and bunkers to the rear. The green is narrow but deep, with numerous difficult pin positions.
16 par 4
Pro Tip Set up your approach on the left side of the fairway to navigate the unforgiving protection sur- rounding the green—water, rocks, and sand. The green has two tiers and dramatically slopes from left to right toward the water.
17 par 4
Pro Tip Place your tee shot on the left side if the fairway to give you a clear approach to the well-guarded green. Avoid the grass hollows around the green and the deep sand bunker in front.
18 par 4
Pro Tip A long drive down the right side will give you the best approach. The multi-leveled green is elevated and guarded by water and rocks to the left and huge bunkers to the front and rear.
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