The Shoe

A short, downhill par 3 offers a serene and straightforward start to the round. The hole slopes gently down to the green and requires a bit of attention to distance, wind, and ground conditions.

Whether playing from the back or the front tee box, precision is key on this hole, as the green is small and the bunker is there to catch any errant shots.

A small bunker on the right side of the green adds a bit of challenge to this otherwise straightforward shot.

With the back tees stretching to 137 yards, Hole 4 is the longest hole on the course, and players must carefully consider elevation when selecting their club.

Avoid the trees on your right and the bunker to the left of the green and this hole is a great birdie opportunity at 103 yards.

Accuracy and club selection are key to navigating the elevation change and hitting the green on this short, 60-yard hole.

A 92-yard par 3, with water guarding the left side of the green, making accuracy crucial to avoid the hazard and land safely on the putting surface.

The shortest hole on the course, with water guarding the left side of the green, making accuracy crucial to avoid the hazard and land safely on the putting surface.

Playing 109 yards from the back tees and 78 yards from the front. The green is protected by a bunker at the front, requiring a precise shot to avoid the hazard and find a safe landing.