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Par 4 – Handicap 17
Three bunkers around the landing area, pinch in on the aggressive play off the tee. Play for position on this shorter par 4.

Par 4 – Handicap 5
Let it all hang out here as a drive over the ridge will catch the down slope and pick up additional length on this longest par 4.

Par 3 – Handicap 15

Distance control is key on the shortest par 3 on the course. The shot gets increasingly difficult the farther right.

Par 5 – Handicap 7

A shot left of the carry bunker will leave a blind second shot, while a play over the bunker can catch a down slope.

Par 4 – Handicap 1

A long drive between the bunkers is ideal here, unless you can fly the native area on the left and stop the ball short of the far arroyo.

Par 4 – Handicap 13

A short drivable par 4. Multiple options of play here as the fairway also wraps around behind the bunkers.

Par 3 – Handicap 9

This hole is modeled after the famed Redan hole. Land the ball on the front and let the slope work it back to the pin.

Par 4 – Handicap 3

Long and straight on this hole to avoid the various bunkers that challenge the tee shot.

Par 4 – Handicap 18

Play as close to, or over the left bunker, to set up the best angle into the green.

Par 3 – Handicap 16

A high soft shot into the prevailing wind is ideal here as the green is shallow and wide.

Par 5 – Handicap 6

Bombs away off this tee, it’s the longest hole on the golf course. Shots skirting the bunker will pick up some additional distance.

Par 3 – Handicap 4

Par is a good score on this long, intimidating par 3. Shots played safely to the left will not funnel onto the green.

Par 4 – Handicap 12

A split fairway with the right-hand option requiring a longer carry, but shortening the hole by 20-30 yards.

Par 5 – Handicap 14

This sharp dogleg can be shortened substantially with a long carry uphill over one of the further bunkers.

Par 3 – Handicap 10

The widest part of the green lies in the area between the bunkers. Opt for the longer club and be wary of the wind.

A cape style hole, bite off as much of the carry as your dare. Safe shot to the right of the bunkers will leave a blind second shot.

Par 4 – Handicap 8

Stay left of the bunker in the middle of the fairway, leading to blind approach. Or, shoot the gap between the stream and bunker for a better angle to treacherous green.