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PAR 4 | 468 YARDS

This watery hole continues to play more difficult for the pros each year, and annually is the most difficult for the membership.  Your first option is to lay back to the widest part of the fairway with a utility or 3-wood, leaving a mid-iron shot into a heavily protected green.  Playing more aggressively with your tee shot and taking on the water and fairway bunker will leave you with a scoring club in your hand and a chance to make birdie.

PAR 4 | 381 YARDS

Dubbed “Tom’s Thumb” in reference to PGA TOUR player and course consultant Tom Lehman, the green may be reached with a long and accurate tee shot that carries the lake on the left side and avoids the massive bunkers short and right of the green. A conservative tee shot into the fairway will often render an approach of less than 100 yards to the two-tiered green.

PAR 3 | 202 YARDS

The freshly renovated TOUR tee forces the pros to play over the water on all 4 tournament rounds.  Anything short will end up in the water, while any shot that goes long will end up in the bunker or even the grandstands.  Hitting the green on the tee shot will give you a good birdie opportunity, as the green is relatively flat and slopes from back to front.  The defense of the hole comes from the water and the wind.

PAR 5 | 596 YARDS

This hole has consistently played as one of the toughest par-5s on the PGA TOUR schedule since 2019.  The prevailing wind will push your tee ball towards the water on the right.  Hitting the fairway allows most pros an attempt to go for the green in two.  A three-tiered and very shallow green makes it tough to keep the ball on the putting surface.  Adding in a forced carry over the pond makes judging the correct distance even tougher.  Plenty of birdies are made here, but more 7s & 8s find scorecards than you would think.