Tour the Course

The front nine opens with two great opportunities for birdies. Drives of over 290 yards will clear the bunker on the right – otherwise stay on the left for the best angle. 

This short Par 5 features the toughest green on the course. Getting there might be easy – but getting the score that you want will take discipline. 

A Par 3 which features a tight green. The green is elevated – so make sure that you select the right club. 

Precision is the key on this hole. The kidney shaped green is surrounded by water and sand. Good luck! 

Another tight, strategically bunkered hole – carefully choose your club off the tee. 

By far the most player friendly par 3 on the course – this will help keep your score low. 

A big drive will leave a short wedge shot into this elevated but well protected green. 

Long hitters beware! This par 4 is a difficult tee shot over the water. The ideal play is a left to right tee shot and a mid range iron to the tee. Enjoy the stunning waterfall! 

Keep to the left off the tee to have a clear chance for par. A very nice, but tight hole. 

A dog leg left requires a tee shot to the right – otherwise danger lurks. Take a minute to enjoy the views. 

A short par 4 of you can keep your eyes focused on the greens and not the beautiful views of the Santa Rosa Mountains! 

This par 3 is deceptive. It looks easy but watch out for the bunkers and undulating putting surface. 

This green can be reached in two – if you avoid the bunkers along this narrow fairway. 

Toughest hole on the course – requires a precision rather than strength. A long iron shot is inevitable. The green is treacherous. 

A beautiful hole – enjoy the view, avoid the water on the right and book a par. 

Accuracy - to the right - is the key to success. The green is level and you’ll be smiling as you make your way to the Clubhouse for a cold one – or two!