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Men’s Handicap 8
Ladies’ Handicap 12

What a great hole to start your round. This hole offers a soft dog-leg to the left that can start with your driver or a lesser club. The green is well protected by sand bunkers on both sides. The kidney shaped green is well sloped and tough to read. The back right pin placement requires a good shot to get close.

Men’s Handicap 16
Ladies’ Handicap 16

Wil-Mar’s signature hole is such a challenge. The water hazard that IS the fairway has to be cleared and going left of the green leaves you with the toughest shortgame shot on the course. Correct club selection and accuracy is a must.

Men’s Handicap 14
Ladies’ Handicap 10

This fairly short par 5 offers a generous fairway and is easily reached in 2 by big hitters. Playing the slope prior to the green is important if your 2nd shot is short of the green. The lateral water hazard to the right comes into play for left to right shots.

Men’s Handicap 6
Ladies’ Handicap 14

This hole is one of the toughest short par 4s you will ever play. From the main teeing area, the hole doglegs left with the landing area that slopes from left to right. Being able to shape your shot from right to left is a must for ideal placement of your tee shot. The good news, drivers are not usually needed for this shot.

Men’s Handicap 10
Ladies’ Handicap 8

This nice long par 3 is all about accuracy, Overhanging trees lining the fairway make a straight ball flight necessary. The waste bunker along the left side will catch your shot if you hit an overhanging limb. All balls landing around the green will get a generous “kick” to the left so aim accordingly.

Men’s Handicap 4
Ladies’ Handicap 4

Risk or reward… This short par 4 is pretty easy to negotiate with a 220 to 240yd straight shot to the corner of the dogleg leaving a short iron to the green. If you feel like you can “go for it” off the tee, a shot over the trees can leave you with a chip to the green. Be careful, those trees are tall!

Men’s Handicap 4
Ladies’ Handicap 18

This hole is pretty straight forward but watch the wind closely. This west facing hole is tough to hit if the wind is blowing. It can make a 2 to 4 club difference.

Men’s Handicap 2
Ladies’ Handicap 2

This difficult par 4 has a soft dogleg to the right off the tee and an elevated green. If your approach shot is not hit crisply and you come up short, it will roll back leaving you with a long pitch shot. Out of bounds to the left and a bunker complex to the right protect this difficult sloping green.

Men’s Handicap 7
Ladies’ Handicap 15

This good par 4 bends to the right slightly from the tee and once again requires accuracy. A mistake to the left will find the woods or the out of bounds.

Men’s Handicap 3
Ladies’ Handicap 3

With a lateral water hazard that runs in the woods to the right of the fairway off the tee, this par 5’s drive needs to be played left of center. The second shot requires the opposite since the lateral water hazard switches to the left side halfway down the hole. The fairway is generously wide but can get some “kicks’ due to the sloping.

Men’s Handicap 15
Ladies’ Handicap 13

This fairly short par 4 with a slight dogleg left is protected by a lateral hazard tht runs the entire length of the hole on the left side. The green is generous in size.

Men’s Handicap 9
Ladies’ Handicap 5

Risk reward again… For the big hitters, this par 4 is reachable from the tee but the green is small and well protected by a large sand bunker in front. Going long off the back of the green leaves a very difficult pitch to a green that slopes away from you. The “safe” play is to lay up in the fairway short of the large waste bunker and have a short iron into the green.

Men’s Handicap 11
Ladies’ Handicap 7

This beautiful par 3 is long and protected by a greenside lateral water hazard pond short and right of the green. The 2 tiered green is difficult and large.

Men’s Handicap 1
Ladies’ Handicap 1

A beautiful and difficult par 5, #16 requires accuracy off the tee. The fairway has a large slope to the right and a shot that lands in the middle of the fairway usually ends up in the rough on the right side. Playing for the plateau left of center guarantees and level stance for your 2nd shot. The green is elevated and protected by a large greenside bunker usually requiring a little more club than the yardage measures.

Men’s Handicap 17
Ladies’ Handicap 17

This simple par 3 is all about the wind. With very little tree protection surrounding the hole, the wind can seriously affect club selection. Choose wisely!

Men’s Handicap 13
Ladies’ Handicap 11

A great finishing hole that allows big hitters to reach the green in 2 and end their round with a red number. Lateral water hazards are prevelant on the hole along the left side and into a portion of the fairway. This green has nice sloping and is difficult to read.