#1 – Par 5

This hole will show you immediately that the "33 Course"  is a quality nine hole course which will be fun for all level of players from low handicappers to juniors.  The double dogleg passing between two ponds and then a line of pines while climbing a slight hill to the green will reveal quickly if or when your ball is out of position.  Yardage from White Tee - 472

#2 – Par 3

Such a pleasant view awaits at the slightly elevated tee of this hole to a green completely framed by trees with a left side drop-off down toward a wetland.  Yardage from White Tee - 144

  

#3 – Par 4

The elevated tee provides a nice view of this downhill slight dogleg left – with trees framing the entire hole – plus from the green – a glimpse of Championship Hole #8.  Yardage from White Tee - 331

#4 – Par 3

This is a solid par 3 – with the green set on a plateau so shots either right or left will present rigorous pitch or chip shots – especially to the green’s narrow rear position.  Yardage from White Tee - 173

  

#5 – Par 3

An uphill tee shot must be accurate to this long thin green – although a few good bounces may occur from the hills framing both sides.  Because of the green’s length – even though narrow – it is the largest green of the nine. Yardage from White Tee - 162

  

#6 – Par 4

This hole’s green is set on a peninsula jutting out into a pond.  Although it looks scary enough to appear as an island rather than peninsula – some accurate roll-up shots may work.  The dogleg right may not be long – but it is a fun test.  Yardage from White Tee - 293

  

#7 – Par 3

The longest par 3 – cut through trees is no letup in the sequence of good golf holes on this nine. Yardage from White Tee - 189

  

#8 – Par 4

Narrow and pretty!  This north running par 4 with a creek crossing the fairway requires a couple of accurate shots to reach the smallish green.  Yardage from White Tee - 322

 

#1 – Par 5

This hole will show you immediately that the "33 Course"  is a quality nine hole course which will be fun for all level of players from low handicappers to juniors.  The double dogleg passing between two ponds and then a line of pines while climbing a slight hill to the green will reveal quickly if or when your ball is out of position.  Yardage from White Tee - 472

#2 – Par 3

Such a pleasant view awaits at the slightly elevated tee of this hole to a green completely framed by trees with a left side drop-off down toward a wetland.  Yardage from White Tee - 144

  

#3 – Par 4

The elevated tee provides a nice view of this downhill slight dogleg left – with trees framing the entire hole – plus from the green – a glimpse of Championship Hole #8.  Yardage from White Tee - 331

#4 – Par 3

This is a solid par 3 – with the green set on a plateau so shots either right or left will present rigorous pitch or chip shots – especially to the green’s narrow rear position.  Yardage from White Tee - 173

  

#5 – Par 3

An uphill tee shot must be accurate to this long thin green – although a few good bounces may occur from the hills framing both sides.  Because of the green’s length – even though narrow – it is the largest green of the nine. Yardage from White Tee - 162

  

#6 – Par 4

This hole’s green is set on a peninsula jutting out into a pond.  Although it looks scary enough to appear as an island rather than peninsula – some accurate roll-up shots may work.  The dogleg right may not be long – but it is a fun test.  Yardage from White Tee - 293

  

#7 – Par 3

The longest par 3 – cut through trees is no letup in the sequence of good golf holes on this nine. Yardage from White Tee - 189

  

#8 – Par 4

Narrow and pretty!  This north running par 4 with a creek crossing the fairway requires a couple of accurate shots to reach the smallish green.  Yardage from White Tee - 322