Thanks, they are.
Here's some description:
#1 "Right On!" tees from the driveway: a 310' forced left to right with basket protected along the right side fairway by low hanging trees. Too much right and your approach is obstructed, not enough and left downhill.
#2 "Bee line to Compost Alley" is 290' mostly open straight shot with mando-power pole that forces you into the alley. Too much right gets you OB while too much left risks terrible rough beyond fence line. 5' elevation drop left of the basket questions your approach.
#3 "Dam narrow!" is 255' with elevated tee flying over a 6' wide fairway bordered by water on right, and sloping rough on left. For this shot, anything less than tee to green is severely punished.
#4 "Little Clipper" is 215', tees from waters' edge and straight with elevated basket protected on right by low hanging trees, forces a slight right to left, which can leave you out for your putt.
#5 "Right at water level" is 210', teeing from below the dam with a left to right line; too right and you're sunk, too left and you're sunk. The baskets is protected by trees all around with a couple windows.
#6 "Pine Gap" is 185' with a narrowing fairway bordered on the left by trees and water, on the right by fence line and punishing rough. Hit the gap and turn left for a chance at birdie.
#7 "Burnt tree garden" is 265' mostly open over water with gaps left and right of the maple tree. ~35' diameter garden is OB.
#8 "Whoa the water, Woe is me!" is what I consider the "signature" hole. 310' with elevation, water, narrow target. It's straight tee to green essentially, though too left leaves you down behind the dam in the rough with a few windows. Too right gets wet most often.
#9 "Dam right" is a 240' slight left to right with narrow fairway bordered by water and deep rough. House is OB.
