Captains Golf Courses

Hole One - 357 Yard Par 4, HCP M-11, W-13
Relatively flat, this starting hole bends slightly left and requires a mid to short iron into a two level green flanked by bunkers.

Hole Two - 407 Yard Par 4, HCP M-7, W-5
Playing longer than its length due to the sidehill nature of the landing area and the decidedly uphill shot to the green, a par on the second is a great score.

Hole Three-173 Yard Par 3, HCP M-15, W-17
Downhill all the way from tee to green and guarded on the left by a bunker. This par three plays a bit shorter than its measured distance.

Hole Four-391 Yard Par Four, HCP M-9, W-7
Drives down the middle to the right of the fairway will avoid a sharp drop off left of the landing area and leave a long iron to a green set well above the elevation of the landing area. Two bunkers right guard a rolling green.

Hole Five -155 Yard Par Three, HCP M-17, W-15
Another downhill par three, there is one place that you definitely don't want to miss, and that is long. A steep drop off to the rear connects the green to a deep kettle hole.

Hole Six-543 Yard Par Five, HCP M-5, W-3
There's a great view of the length of the hole from the raised tee on this par five. The drive zone is guarded left by a long bunker and the second landing area features a kettle hole along its right side. The third shot is to a raised green framed left and right by bunkers.

Hole Seven-448 Yard Par Four, HCP M-3, W-9
Long and demanding, there's a steep drop off left of the landing area. And there is no rest on the second shot, either, as a gaping bunker guards the green on the left.

Hole Eight-573 Yard Par Five, HCP 1
A blast from the past from the original Captains. This par five will test your entire game from letting it go off the tee, picking the right spot for your second shot and the approach into a green guarded by a pond.

Hole Nine-384 Yard Par Four, HCP M-13, W-11
The landing area is wider than it looks from the tee, but the green is fronted by bunkers as it appears on this mid-length par four. Rolls in the putting green define the green's separate cupping areas.

Hole Ten-392 Yard Par Four, HCP M-10, W-12
Slightly uphill to a narrow landing area framed by a bunker, the green is relatively level and guarded by a bunker left.

Hole Eleven-200 Yard Par Three, HCP 18
A slightly uphill par three. Avoid the yawning bunkers that define the right side of the green. Open to the front, the green accepts shots that roll onto the putting surface.

Hole Twelve-531 Yard Par Five, HCP 2
A great view from the tee for a downhill tee shot where the longer players will get a great kick from a downslope on the landing area. A bunker left in the second shot area guards the favored side from which to hit the approach to the green.

Hole Thirteen-446 Yard Par Five, HCP M-12, W-10
A par five that looks easy on the scorecard, the 13th features a landing area guarded short right and long left by bunkers. A deep swale short of the green requires the most accurate of shots. A well-hit shot will roll onto the green. The deep kettle hole short and right is definitely the place to avoid.

Hole Fourteen - 374 Yard Par Four, HCP 8
A drive down the left side of the fairway towards the bunker will open up the angle of the green and require less of a carry over the large pond that guards the right side of the green. It's a great downhill shot and view from the landing area to the green.

Hole Fifteen - 189 Yard Par Three, HCP 16
Don't let the small bunker in the approach fool you, it's set 10 or 15 yards short of the green. Trust the yardage shown on the card and be accurate on your shot to this plateau green.

Hole Sixteen - 371 Yard Par Four, HCP 6
As natural a golf hole as you'll ever find. This par four bends to the right from the landing area to the green. Favor the left side on the tee shot to make sure you get around the corner and repeat the same leaning on the shot to the green to avoid a kettle hole by the right side of the green.

Hole Seventeen - 246 Yard Par Three, HCP 14
Some par threes are meant to really test your game and the 17th is a prime example. Long and narrow with the smallest green on the entire 36 holes, par on this demanding par three will win many a match.

Hole Eighteen - 544 Yard Par Five, HCP 4
Aim your tee shot down the left side of the golf hole to compensate for the downslope to the right that robs distance off the tee shot. A second shot close to the bunkers left leaves an easier approach to the green