One of the tougher 4s on the card — don't force it early. · 434-yard par 4 to open; mid-iron approach (116/132/144) to a neutral flag. Settle in, take par and move on.
Prime early birdie look — get the round going. · Just 341 yards with an opportunity flag and a wedge in hand (45/58/70). Aggressive line off the tee, then fire at the pin.
431-yard par 4, neutral flag, mid-iron in (116/129/141). A two-putt par hole sandwiched between scorers.
Penalty flag, long iron: bogey-avoidance hole, not a birdie hunt. · 211-yard par 3 over water to a penalty flag — the hardest tee shot on the course. Take your medicine and play to the safe side.
423-yard par 4, opportunity flag, short-iron approach (108/121/133). Position off the tee then attack.
Must-birdie par 5; eagles in play for the long hitters. · 574-yard par 5 but only 95-120 yards left for the third shot — reachable in two for many, easy wedge for the rest. Opportunity flag begs for birdie.
444-yard par 4, neutral flag, longest approach on the front (129/142/154). Steady par is a fine result.
Second straight par-5 birdie chance — stack them up. · 528-yard par 5, opportunity flag, short third (110/123/135). The shorter of the two par 5s and very gettable.
Short approach, scoreable flag — birdie expectation. · 406-yard par 4 with a wedge in (91/104/116) and an opportunity flag. Close the front in red.
Front-nine scoring stops here — tougher inward turn begins. · 460-yard par 4, neutral flag, longest approach of the round so far (145/158/170). A genuine grind-it-out par.
Back-to-back long 4s (10-11) are the toughest stretch — survive them. · 462-yard par 4, neutral flag, 147/160/172 in. The longest approach on the course; bogeys lurk.
170-yard par 3, neutral flag, mid-iron tee shot. Center-green and walk away with par.
Wedge in, scoreable flag — get one back after 10-11. · 374-yard par 4 with a flick wedge (59/72/84) and an opportunity flag. The easy holes are back.
421-yard par 4, opportunity flag, short-iron in (106/119/131). Keep the foot down.
Risk/reward fulcrum of the round; eagles here swing leaderboards. · 296-yard drivable par 4 with an opportunity flag — the signature gamble. Take the driver and create an eagle look.
171-yard par 3, neutral flag. Mid-iron to a firm green; pick your number and commit.
Scoreable flag — capitalize before the demanding 18th. · 420-yard par 4, opportunity flag, short-iron approach (105/118/130). One last birdie window before the close.
Closing test — pars win it, doubles lose it. · 444-yard par 4, neutral flag, long approach (129/142/154) to a green that has decided this tournament before. Make a number that holds up.