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• Hole #1
  PAR 5/470 yards
  Relatively short dog leg right. Out of bounds along left side of fairway to within 50 yards of green right side of fairway at about 100 yards from green. Well bunkered for the long hitter who is attempting to hit green in two. Also, a pair of greenside bunkers protect a green that slopes away from you.
• Hole #2
  PAR 3/152 yards
  A medium length par 3. A yawning sand bunker guards the right front and right side of green, while the left side is protected by two deep bunkers. Once on the green, be sure to be on the right level.
• Hole #3
  PAR 4/328 yards
  A short par four. Distance is not the important thing. A large pine tree sits in the right side of the fairway, while a deep fairway bunker sits on the left. To carry the bunker demands a 230 yard carry. The smart play would be a 200 yard lay up to a relatively large flat green.
• Hole #4
  PAR 4/374 yards
  A long par 4 with out the bounds down the left side of fairway up to the green. The right side is all woods with three fairway bunkers protecting the dog leg right. Once you arrive at the green, a bunker protects the right side with woods all around. Club selection is important. (Don’t be long).
• Hole #5
  PAR 3/156 yards
  Our signature hole that over looks Indian Lake. More beautiful then difficult, this par 3 is only 150 yards downhill. A sand bunker protects the right front while a deep sand bunker protects the left.
• Hole #6
  PAR 4/382 yards
  A tight left to right dog leg requires accuracy. Woods align both sides of the fairway. The fairway then slopes right to left limiting your landing area. Your approach is guarded by bunkers on the left, right and in front of green.
• Hole #7
  PAR 4/374 yards
  Very similar to the previous hole. Features a very deep pot bunker in front of a treacherous and difficult to hold putting surface. Favor a left to right tee shot with a light approach shot.
• Hole #8
  PAR 4/365 yards
  A great par 4 with medium length uphill. Out of bounds left and thick woods guard this fairway. If that is not enough, three bunkers guard the landing area on the left side. Your approach is land mined with various pot bunkers and a large greenside bunker on the front left side of the green. Your approach is uphill so club selection is important, add one.
• Hole #9
  PAR 5/470 yards
  A short reachable par 5, placement is important. The long tee ball strategically placed on the left side of the fairway will give you about 200 yards to an open green. Short or right of that requires a large left to right shot. Bunkers encircle the entire green with a pot bunker up front.
• Hole #10
  PAR 5/562 yards
  A demanding par 5 that requires three accurate shots. Tree lined on both sides of the fairway, it then narrows at 250 to 200 yards out. Your second shot must be accurately placed with a long iron or fairway wood so that your approach shot is beneath a very narrow, back to front sloping green. (Caution, don’t be above the hole.)
• Hole #11
  PAR 4/388 yards
  A one of a kind par 4. Rather long but downhill, your tee shot must negotiate Palmer Park in the center of the fairway. From there, your approach shot must negotiate a moat that surrounds the green. Four is a good score. Take a minute and visit Palmer Park.
• Hole #12
  PAR 3/147 yards
  Uphill. This hole has quite a demanding club selection but, also has a relatively large green. Don’t miss left for there is woods and going long leaves for a difficult chip.
• Hole #13
  PAR 4/353 yards
  A classic golf hole. A short par 4, a pond with a carry of 220-230 yards in the center of the fairway awaits you. Tree lined of course, on both sides of the fairway. The successful tee shot will give way to a wedge shot with a very receptive green.
• Hole #14
  PAR 4/423 yards
  The pride and joy of the golf course, which demonstrates how difficult the course can be. The #1 handicap hole requires an accurate drive with woods on both sides. The fairway starts wide but narrows radically into a chute at about 220 yards. The approach shot is a mid to long iron, downhill to large green. It is guarded to the front left by a large pond and don’t miss long because there is a slope right into the woods.
• Hole #15
  PAR 3/155 yards
  Quite appealing to the eye, with a gigantic green that you don’t want to miss. Miss long and you may lose your ball. Don’t miss short either, because there is a pond stretching from the front of the tee box to the front of the green, leaving no fairway to land on.
• Hole #16
  PAR 4/350 yards
  Short, uphill, and dog leg right with woods on both sides. A long iron or a fairway wood will be plenty off the tee leaving a wedge or short iron for the approach. The green has two levels. The front level slopes back to the rear level which could leave for a very difficult putt.
• Hole #17
  PAR 4/331 yards
  Dog leg right, provides a downhill tee shot into a wide open fairway. The approach should be a wedge into a back to front sloping green. Try not to miss right because the chip or pitch shot will be hard to perform.
• Hole #18
  PAR 5/513 yards
  This long par 5 is all but impossible to reach in two. The drive is a straight, downhill shot to a manageable fairway. Next a lay-up shot with a mid iron to wedge will carry over Palmer Drive, landing on the flat fairway. Try not to end up behind the trees in the center. The approach shot is an uphill wedge or short iron into a large two tiered green that slopes radically up hill from front to back. Two-putt is excellent and par is great.