HOLE #18: This legendary short par four has served as the canvas for many of the game’s most dramatic finishes. A severely sloped green framed by various bunkers creates a number of hazards- potentially meaning the difference between a birdie and an almost certain bogie.
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HOLE #17: The dogleg left of this hole begins one's dramatic final turn towards the Clubhouse. An accurate drive followed by a short to mid-iron approach is required to reach the green. The green complex provides picturesque and ample seating for the gallery.
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HOLE #16: A well placed tee shot on this hole yields a significant advantage. This bunker-lined fairway leads towards a short to mid-iron approach, which even the most skilled golfers may find errant.
HOLE #15: A number of fairway switchbacks lead one’s well-placed tee shots to disappear. Short and mid-iron approaches lead to a small green protected by liberal bunkering and sunken stance, leading to stunning views for spectators.
HOLE #14: This hole’s right-leaning movement means it is typically played into the wind. A long drive down the fairway is followed by a short to mid-iron approach towards the green. The green's bunkering is a perfect complement to its putting surface.
HOLE #13: This hole can prove to be highly interesting and rewarding with a quality tee sheet. Its large bunker lines and winding creek can create a challenge for even the most skilled of players. The green is difficult to read thanks to its very quick putting surface.