Hole #1. You can’t see them but the green is guarded by two yawning bunkers in front. Best to lay up on your tee shot.

Hole #3. Dog Leg Left. About 210 yards to the corner. Then you have to negotiate the tree limb as you approach the green. OB left and water right all the way.

Hole #4. Slightly uphill over water so hit an extra club and watch for cars.

Hole #7. Long three level green snaking through the trees. A back flag is a sucker play as the road is OB and only a few feet from the green. Hit to the middle.

Hole #8. Good par four, slight dogleg left over water. Stay down the right side so as to have a clear shot to the green.

Hole #10. Another good par four. OB right, two level green. Few flat lies in fairway. Hit extra club going up hill to the green.

Hole #11. Let your tee shot rip on this hole. You may find some difficult pin placements on this green. Long, over the green is not good.

Hole #12. Keep it in play off the tee. OB left. Very deep green so be bold on your approach, easy to leave it short.

Hole #13. All world par 3. Selecting the right club is difficult due to the large elevation change and the shifting breezes. Most difficult green on the course. Good Luck!

Hole #17. First get it over the water and in play. Water continues up the right side and there are ponds on the left. Another uphill approach. Be bold but not long as the green slopes a lot from back to front.

Hole #18. Picturesque par 3. Water should just be a mental distraction. Use extra club going up the hill and favor the right side of the green as everything feeds to the left. Another difficult green. Those bunkers are as deep as they look!