No. 10: Despite the length of the hole, the prevailing winds may offer some assistance. Approach Shots may be played short and right as the sloping fairway will direct the ball to the green. Mind the pot bunker at the front.
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No. 11: Depending on playing conditions and pin placement with mounds to the right, contours on the left and its open front, you have a variety of options on this hole.
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No. 12: Another excellent driving hole. The elevated green is protected by a series of stacked turf bunkers which must be successfully negotiated to post a good score.
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No. 13: A driving hole that requires the tee shot to challenge the creek along the left for best positioning. Ally tee shot to the right side will demand a difficult long iron to another elevated green.
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NO. 14: The question here is "Do I fly the creek or lay up short and hit a long iron into a small green?" Though the 14th is modest in length it will text even the most skillful golfer.
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No. 15: From this tee's vantage point, the splendor of the entire course unfolds before you. Tee shots must stay to the right to avoid a blind approach on yet another demanding Par 4.
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No. 16: The 3 finishing holes provide opportunities for glory and possibilities of disaster. The daunting 16th provides scoring opportunities only if you avoid the myriad of bunkers.
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No: 17: No bunkers, just water at this "do-or-die" island hole. A watery grave awaits anything less than a precise iron shot. Choose your club wisely.
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No. 18: A strong finisher. A left side approach feeds directly to the green, which slopes left to right and back to front making the final putts of the day among the most Challenging.
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