This challenging 18-hole PGA-rated course provides golfers a true test of mountain golf. The stunning par 72/73 course measures in at 6,443 yards from the blue tees, 6,087 yards from the white tees, 5,608 yards from the gold tees, and 4,846 yards from the ladies tees.
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A tee shot played with a long iron or fairway metal that favors the left-side is ideal. An accurate approach played to the proper section of the green should assure an opening par.
Playing this tree lined par 5 in three shots will give a player the best chance to make birdie. A second shot laid up short of the 100 yard marker will provide a better view of the well-bunkered, undulating green.
A very tight and demanding hole. Accuracy is crucial throughout this hole so taking the proper club to find the fairway and green will improve your chance for par.
The creek that separates the fairway swallows many tee shots. Laying up short of the creek and playing the hole as a three shot, par 5 will give you the best chance for birdie.
The number one handicap hole requires a very demanding tee shot. A second shot, carrying the creek will require an extra club or two to reach a back pin placement.
Our signature hole features an uphill par 3 to a well-bunkered green. Make sure to take enough club to clear the "M" bunker short of the green for a well-earned par.
A short dogleg left par 4. Hitting a long iron or hybrid to find the fairway is the preferred play. This leaves a mid-iron into a deep undulating green.
A straight forward par 4 that requires an accurate tee shot. A well-placed drive favoring the left-side will leave you with a mid iron to a slender green.
A sharp dogleg left par 4. A draw or hook tee shot plays well to this two-tiered fairway. An uphill approach shot missing the green right will almost assure a bogey.
A narrow, downhill par 5 that slopes from the right to the left. A tee shot favoring the right-side should stay in the fairway leaving a reachable second shot and a chance for birdie.
Until 6 p.m. each day, foursomes will be formed and must play together. (Exceptions may be made by golf staff during days and times that are not busy.)
Play of more than four golfers per group will not be permitted.
The only time a group is GUARANTEED to play by itself is after 6 p.m.
All golfers, regardless of experience or ability, are expected to follow these responsibilities:
Golf Course
Replace and repair all divots.
Repair all ball marks on the putting greens.
Rake all disturbed areas in the sand bunkers.
Do not drag feet on the putting greens.
Obey all cart rules of the day.
Pace of Play
Keep up with the group in front of you.
Play ready golf when it’s your turn
Line your shots and select club while others are playing.
On the putting green, putt until you hole out.
Take a variety of clubs when forced to walk to your ball and when playing around greens.
Do not take more than 3 minutes to look for lost balls. Mark errant shots with a reference point to find balls more easily.
Plan ahead and use golf cart efficiently. Drop partner off at ball and drive to your ball. Park carts behind greens or in designated areas between green and next to tee box. Do not park carts in front of greens.
Double par rule in effect. The maximum number of strokes a player may take is double the par on the hole being played.
Beginners are encouraged to avoid busy times of day and are required to adhere to the double par rule. A helpful hint to ensure an enjoyable golfing experience and adherence to the double par rule is: once number of strokes equals par, pick up and drop on the putting green or within chipping distance and continue play.
Respect and cooperate with course marshals to ensure an enjoyable round of golf for everyone!
