Soft landing spot before the teeth arrive. · Gentle 433-yard opener; even the short tier only has 143 in. A wedge-range approach to a neutral flag—start the round with a look at birdie.
No distance advantage—pure iron test. · 192-yard par-3 playing identical for all tiers. Neutral flag means take the center and move on with a two-putt par.
One of the few birdie freebies; capitalize. · Short 412-yard par-4 with an opportunity flag and just 97–122 in. Attack it—this is a designated scoring hole.
Length gap starts to show; elite have 148 vs 173. · 463-yard par-4 stretching to 173 for the short hitters. Neutral flag—hit the green and bank a stress-free par.
Elite still have 221 in; nobody has an easy number here. · A 536-yard par-4 with a penalty flag and 221–246 yard approaches. This is a survive-and-advance hole—par is a gain.
Standard two-putt par territory. · 449-yard neutral par-4, 134–159 in. Mid-iron precision hole—take the middle of the green.
Only par-5 on the property—all tiers should press here. · 588-yard par-5 that plays as an opportunity with just 100–125 yards left after the layup/lash. Best birdie/eagle chance on the card.
Bailout smart; big numbers lurk if you go flag-hunting. · 201-yard par-3 with a penalty flag. Long iron to a defended pin—aim to the fat side and accept par.
Elite have 119—another distance dividend. · 434-yard neutral par-4, 119–144 in. A gettable wedge/short-iron look to close the front.
Even the bombers have 263 in; make bogey your worst case. · Monster 578-yard par-4 with a penalty flag; approaches run 263–288 yards. The hardest driving-and-approach combo on the course—par is elite.
Recovery-hole; steady the ship. · 431-yard neutral par-4, 116–141 in. A breather after the 10th—short iron to a fair pin.
Length gap of 25 yards between tiers matters. · 469-yard neutral par-4, 154–179 in. Mid-to-long iron precision; center green and go.
The single toughest one-shotter; par jumps you up the field. · 245-yard par-3 with a penalty flag—a fairway-wood or long-iron par-3 that plays as a fourth par-4 in disguise. Take your medicine.
The longest approach on the card by a mile; distance tier is decisive. · Absurd 609-yard par-4 with a penalty flag; approaches are 294–319 yards. The signature grind—two full shots just to reach.
Shortest approach on the course; go get it back. · Short 391-yard par-4, opportunity flag, only 76–101 in. Wedge in—this is the reset birdie after the 14th monster.
Distance matters—191 vs 166 in is a full club-plus. · 481-yard neutral par-4, 166–191 in. Long approach demands a committed strike; take par and lean on the finish.
No edge for the bombers—pure ball-striking. · 193-yard neutral par-3, identical for all. Mid-iron to the safe portion; two-putt and walk.
Live finish—birdie is on the table down the stretch. · 449-yard neutral par-4 closer, 134–159 in. A fair finishing hole with a birdie look for anyone flushing the approach.