Pro Tip: This short dogleg left is a great starting hole to ease your way into the round. A drive down the right hand side should leave you with a short iron as your approach. Big hitters can carry the left fairway bunkers, but may be left with an uneven lie. The green slopes back to front and left to right.

Pro Tip: A generous par 4 as long as you avoid the bunkers surrounding the fairway and green. The approach shot plays a little up hill. If the trade winds from the west are blowing it could play 1-2 clubs longer from the fairway. The green slopes from back to front and is in somewhat of a bowl shape. Shots coming in from the left or right will roll toward the center of the green.

Pro Tip: Aim your tee shot at the 3 trees at the end of the fairway. Big hitters can fly the bunker on the corner, but if you don’t make it you can easily turn a birdie into a bogey. “Old Crabby” is the only bunker in the world shaped like a Dungeness Crab. We added red volcanic cinders from Bend Oregon to add to the effect. Whatever you do, don’t get caught up in its claws. The green slopes back to front.

Pro Tip: This is a huge green that slopes pretty severely from back to front. Add at least 1 club for the elevation gain. The best play is to carry the right front bunker and most shots will feed off the hill to the left.

Pro Tip: Drive down the left center and the ball should feed toward the middle of the fairway. Lots of room on the right, but you may end up in the rough & an uneven lie. The green has a small false front, so be sure and carry the ball all the way onto the green. The green slopes right to left.

Pro Tip: This is a very short par 5, and should be an automatic birdie for most long hitters. The wind is the main factor on this hole. “When it’s breezy, hit it easy” If you’re laying up, be careful of the fairway bunker 40 yards from the green.

Pro Tip: Another par 5, this one is the longest hole on the course. Downwind makes it easier, but 3 precise shots are important to make par. The green is well guarded by 2 bunkers on the left and 1 on the right. This is also one of the longest greens on the course. If it’s a back or front pin, make sure to add or subtract 15 yards.

Pro Tip: This is the shortest hole on the course. If you carry the left green side bunker the ball should kick forward and right towards the middle of the green. Club selection is critical when the wind is blowing. Over the green makes for a tough up & down.

Pro Tip: This is a tricky par 4 and where many players feel like the course really starts getting challenging. Aim your tee shot towards the fairway bunker on the left and hit a fade towards the middle. This should help avoid the trees and out of bounds down the right side. The green has a fishbowl effect where the ball will roll towards the middle of the green if you hit on the sides. Sloped back to front this can be a fast green. Don’t forget to stop at the Snack Shack for a hotdog or our famous Bloody Mary.