No. 10

PAR 3 - HCP 13/15
On the uphill mid-length par three, take enough club to cover the large upslope short of the green. Hole locations lower front, top left and back right require precise placement from the tee, par is a good score.

PAR 5 - HCP 11/9
Play the tee ball to the right center which leaves a better angle for the second shot. A successful layup will hug the right side and give an open view of this large green. The approach can be played on the ground or in the air to a green which slopes from right to left.

PAR 4 - HCP 15/13
Risk reward short par four. Hug the left bunkers to drive the green or aim right of the pot bunker to leave a flip wedge. Beware of back hole locations which require a shorter tee shot to allow a more lofted approach

PAR 4 - HCP 9/7
Proper club selection is needed to avoid the two fairway bunkers. The left fairway bunker is in play when trying to cut the corner and a straight ball that is too long will find the right fairway bunker. Be aware of the hole location as a ridge splits this green in half.

PAR 4 - HCP 1/1
Longer hitters aim right of the native mound for a closer approach. Shorter hitters are better left of the native mound, a more square approach angle and less carry required on second shot. Play left of the hole, approaches will funnel to the right on this large green that slopes from back to front.

PAR 3 - HCP 17/17
Avoid the thumbprint bunker front and center on this deceptively difficult short par three. The green slopes severely from back to front, a ball landing just short of the hole creates an advantage.

PAR 4 - HCP 7/11
Favor the left side of the Matterhorn on this rolling par four. The fairway has more space to the left of center however the right side offers an inviting angle to the green. Leave the approach short of the flag, anything above the hole makes for a difficult two putt.

PAR 4 - HCP 3/5
The Big Reveal with a long par four finishing the outward nine. Place tee shot on right side of the fairway to avoid a long carry on the second. Play the right to left slopes on the approach, front right surround is an option to run onto the green from longer approach distances.

PAR 5 - HCP 6/14
A well struck tee ball on this three-shot par five gives options on layup. Safely lay back from the cross bunkers on the left or risk the long carry for a shorter third shot. Favor left center of putting surface with everything sloping heavy from left to right.

PAR 3 - HCP 14/16
Precision required to avoid penal bunkers on both sides of the putting surface. Steep runoffs on the front left set priority to avoid being short. Club selection is significant on this deceivingly uphill par three.

PAR 5 - HCP 16/6
A reachable par five after a great tee shot, land on the right side to catch the speed slot. Bailout is to the left where runoff slopes leave a simple pitch, missing right of this green brings bogey into play. Approach shots can use the backstop for deep hole locations, remember missing right is an almost impossible up and down.

PAR 4 - HCP 2/2
Favor right center on this long par four, left center provides a shorter but more difficult approach. With a long approach, best play is to use open area short right to run or bounce the ball onto the putting surface. Par is a great score here.

PAR 3 - HCP 10/10
The longest par three on the course has a secure bailout just short right of the green. Avoid short left swale and aim for the backstop middle right to access the center of this difficult green.

PAR 4 - HCP 12/8
A great line left of the lone pine leaves a superior angle on the approach. On approach use the left ridge for a favorable roll to any right hole locations.

PAR 4 - HCP 4/12
Aim for the right center to avoid sandy areas on left. Popular bailout to this infinity green is left however just short of the green provides an easier chance to make par.

PAR 3 - HCP 18/18
A dramatic par three with exciting backstops and hole locations. Make use of the backstop for deep locations and ridge for middle hole locations. The knob to the right is key to sneak an approach close, just be weary of the deep back right bunker.

PAR 4 - HCP 8/4
Bite off as much as you can chew on the final tee shot. Just right of tree line on the left is a more aggressive angle, using the right center of the fairway allows for a better view and more square approach. Hole locations can be tempting on the second shot with runoffs on all sides, center of the green allows for a safe finish.