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#1
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This dogleg par 4 is an easy start. A good mid iron to the center leaves you a good angle to the green. Decently pitched back to front with a slight collection to the center.
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#2
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Boom one long, but be left of the right side traps. The long fescue rough may snag an errant shot. This elevated green is best approached from the left side of the fairway.
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#3
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Carry the water with your shot. Bump and run up through the throat or loft one in. This well protected green is deep.
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#4
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This par five fosters a real love hate relationship for many golfers. You have to play this more than once to get the knack. By the book it takes a long drive right of center to the widest fairway on the course. Make a decision on your go or no- go opportunities and commit. Hit it across the marsh and right of the mounded trap on the left. Then pitch to an uphill green and 2 putt. It Sounds easy ,huh?
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#5
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On this par four the elevated tee gives you a good vantage but does not reveal all. Get your shot to the center to avoid OB and traps right. With a prevailing wind out of the SW, long hitters may not reach the visible wetland. Large green front to back. Don’ t be long.
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#6
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This par four is straight away between the flanking mounds. A touch of “ the rough stuff” outlays the treelines. The large putting surface accepts most shots to bring you back in play.
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#7
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Par three from an elevated tee. Well protected by bunkering, this green is deep, tiered and beautifully framed by a wetland backdrop.
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#8
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A caped hole running parallel to the wetland. True risk and reward if you are up for it.
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#9
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Finish your nine uphill to this par three. Two tiers require an able touch to get up and down.
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