Wide open, crusher of a finishing hole. The entry street runs along the right side of this fairway, creating OB from tee to pin. Please be careful of passing traffic and do not throw when cars are present. There is a massive tree in the middle of this wide open fairway that is the common landing zone for most players. A placement is tucked into the woods to the left of the large tree. B & C placement are in the open at the end of the field. Cross the street and walk uphill to get to hole 1

An OB creek runs along the left side of the narrow, wooded fairway. The short placement is in a clearing about 200' feet off the tee. Most players who can throw RHFH do so as all the placements are off to the right. There is a large hill behind the clearing for A placement. B & C placements are up on the hill. Hole 18 is back down the hill and out into the open field

The tee pad is tucked into the woods at the edge of a lake. There is a large water carry from a tee. A placement is tucked under the canopy of the largest tree across the lake from the tee. B and C placements are tucked into a small cove to the right of the lake, in the woods.

Hole 15 has a short (165') A placement. There is a lake within ~30' of the pin, so a touch shot is required. B placement is on the opposite side of the fairway at the end of a 90 deg dog leg. B placement can be reachable with a huge turnover (RHBH) or a RHFH sky anny. This (relatively) new hole is still a little rough (in the rough) and needs a season of play for the B placement to be more easily accessible on the drive.

This narrow fairway is downhill the whole way until you reach the green. The last house of a very affluent neighborhood is just to the right of this tee box, so please be respectful. There is a 6' black, chain link fence that runs the length of the hole, along the right side. The huge drop in elevation makes the OB fence line a challenging obstacle, especially for left-handed/RHFH throwers. Though only 350' away, the short placement is generally reachable with a putter due to the drop in elevation. Once at the bottom of the hill, you find a green surrounded by OB. There is a lake on the left side, and a creek the separates the short placement from long placements, and the OB fence line on the right/.

Beautiful, relatively open fairway runs between hole 12 and the OB access road. Mature trees line the road as well as creating a barrier from hole 12 activity. The short placement is visible from the tee and accessible by most with a fairway driver. Just beyond the 350' A placement, there is a small lake, about 50' long and 80' wide. B and C placement are just beyond the small lake and surrounded by woods. The shot off the tee is the same for all 3 placements. If you can put a straight shot 300-350' off the tee, your're putting on A and have a decent approach to B & C, which are tucked into the woods beyond the lake.

Low ceiling off the tee on this 400'+ par 3. An affluent neighborhood borders the left side of the fairway, including a 6' chain link fence that creates the OB line. Please be respectful of the neighbors at all times. The mandatory of the tee is intended to keep the discs away from those "letter-writing" neighbors. Numerous mature trees line the fairway and challenge access to the green. Though moderate, the hole moves continuously uphill. There is an OB parking lot at the end of the hole.

Severely uphill shot off the tee of this short, wooded hole. Though it only plays 200-300', it feels like a 400'+ hole because of the drastic elevation change. The short placement is tucked into the woods on the right before the level green at the top of the hill. Once you reach the green, and catch your breath, you find an elevated B placement and longer C placement. The elevated B placement is the signature placement on this hole.

The rolling hills on this relatively open fairway make distance and angle control challenging. There are 2 short placements 300-350' are along the right side and well guarded with mature trees. C placement is another 100' and tucked into the woods. There is a large lake at the bottom of the hill, but rarely comes into play.

Straight shot uphill to the short placement that is nestled in a small grove of pine trees. B placement is about 100' to the left and more uphill. Hole 10 is back down the hill and across the street.