Course Layout

Woodstone Meadows Golf Course

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This tight, downhill par 4 is tree lined from tee to green. An accurate tee shot will leave a short iron approach for an opening birdie opportunity.

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A downhill par 3 that plays to a wide open green. Club selection is the most important decision you will make on this hole. Trouble lies short and right.

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A possible eagle lies in wait for the longer hitters. An accurate tee shot avoiding the two small fairway bunkers will leave an easy approach to this stadium green setting.

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A large pond on the left guards this downhill par 3. A tee shot played to the center of the green will reward you with an easy par.

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Our most challenging par 4 requires a tee shot that will find this narrow winding fairway. The approach shot will play longer than expected to this elevated green. Par is an excellent score here.

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Options abound off this tee box. Longer hitters may want to scale it back so as not to bring the well-placed fairway bunkers into play. Approach shots into this elevated two-tiered green will place importance on club selection.

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Trouble is found on the right-side of this downhill, scenic two-tiered par 3. Check flag placement before selecting the proper club. For a back pin placement, add at least one more club.

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Do not ruin a great front-nine by shorting yourself here. Bunkers short and left, along with trouble long, make this elevated par 3 a real front-nine breaker

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The Signature Hole here at Woodstone Meadows may play with your mind showing its beauty and difficulty. Tee shots need to be played to the proper shelf of this three-tiered green. Shots missing the green make for a very difficult up and down.

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To start your inward nine, a good solid tee shot will leave a mid to short iron onto this straight away, uphill par 4. Trouble long or left awaits errant shots.

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This first par 3 on the back-nine requires an accurate tee shot to this elongated two-tier green. Proper club selection is essential for an easy par.

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Don't let this short par 3 fool you! Two large bunkers and a rock creek fronting the green must be negotiated to find the putting surface here.

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This par 3 offers players a stadium feel. A tee shot finding the putting surface is essential to making par on this well guarded green.

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This is your classic reward par 4. Whether choosing a driver or an iron, the main objctive here is to avoid the two water hazards.

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This last par 3 on the inward-nine gives you the best opportunity to make birdie. Failure to avoid any of the bunkers around the green will result in a very tough par.

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This dogleg left par 4 offers another scoring opportunity. Avoiding the large fairway bunker will leave a short iron to a small, undulating green. An approach shot with creativity is rewarded here.

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Favor the right-side of the fairway on this picturesque, downhill par 4. Tee shots will funnel to the middle of the fairway leaving a short approach. Proper club selection is needed for this long, narrow green.

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It's time to let the big dog eat! This long, uphill par 5 requires three accurate golf shots to reach this green in regulation. Par is a great way to finish your round here.

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