The Course
A Course Full of Character
Designed for Every Golfer
Our gently sloping course is full of character and welcoming for golfers of all skill levels. From short, sharp par 3s to risk-reward par 5s, every hole brings its own challenge.
Chasing birdies or just soaking up the day? Our Course Guide provides tips to play smart while keeping it fun.
Front 9
Back 9
Hole 1
Hole 2
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Nail your tee shot and you’ll have a short approach to an open green. Play smart - position beats power here.
Hole 3
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There’s a lake in front of the tee and bunkers ahead, but don’t stress -accuracy and distance control are your friends. A clean strike across the open fairway sets you up for a short iron to the green.
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A solid tee shot gives you a birdie chance, but watch the bunker on the right. Minimal undulation means putting should feel like a walk in the park.
Hole 4
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This one tests your nerve. Hit an accurate mid to long iron, or bail out right and chip your way to par. No shame in playing safe.
Hole 5
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Out of bounds left, trees right. Avoid the bunkers and you’re looking at a birdie chance. Big hitters, this is your moment.
Hole 6
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A fairway bunker and water make this a thinking player’s hole. The green undulates, so plan your putt before you swing. Smart beats bold here.
Hole 7
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Water left makes this an intimidating start to a tough stretch of Golf Holes. Right isn't much better. Be smart; you'll get a shot. Maybe it's a three-shot play to secure your 2 points.
Hole 8
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Left is no good, right is no good. Time to hit a good long iron or wood, let's go..
Hole 9
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This is going to require 3 of your best. Be careful not to take too much club off the tee, as there's a lurking water hazard running across the fairway. Steer right with your second, and distance control is paramount with your approach to the green.
Hole 10
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Feeling cautious? Bail left, chip, and putt for par. Feeling brave? Go for it.
Hole 12
Hole 11
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Dogleg, bunker and undulation keep things interesting. Driver for the bold, lay up for the wise.
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Out of bounds right, cage trees left, and open green ahead.
Hole 13
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Stay left and you’ll have a mid to long iron into a green guarded by water and bunkers. Precision pays.
Hole 14
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Play right for safety, or cut corners if you’re feeling bold. Birdie chance, but be wary of the pin; don't leave it above the hole to a front pin.
Hole 15
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Water left, but plenty of space right. Be bold if you choose. Short hole that can produce many birdies; don't go long...vineyards await.
Hole 16
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Big hitters can chase the green in two, but bunkers guard the right. Stay left for safety. Small green - your putting game matters.
Hole 18
Hole 17
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Bunker left, hollows right, water long. Choose your club wisely and you’ll have an easy putt.
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One of the tougher tee shots on the course, but so much reward if you hit a good one. Picturesque second shot that should set up a great birdie to finish and discuss over a drink in the hotel after golf!