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Go left off the tee and you’re in the trees or the sand; go right and you’re OB in the range. Watch out for sand to your right just before the green and behind the green.

If you’re not a straight shooter off the tee, consider putting the driver away for the toughest hole on the course from the black and gold tees. Trees line the fairway both left and right the entire length of this daunting Par 4.

This little Par 3 might look easy, but the green is surrounded by trees and slopes to your left. Distance can be deceiving on this hole!

You guessed it – shoot for the tree! Lined by trees on both sides most of its 511 yards, this fairway slopes hard to the right. Sand protects the approach to the green on the left and a bunker awaits you at back of the green.

An easy hole to par if you don’t go right off the tee. Trees line this right dog-leg all the way to the green.

One of the easier Par 3s at the course, but watch out for the bunker guarding the green on the left. This hole is a favorite haunt for local wildlife.

A straight-forward par 4. Stay straight to avoid the right fairway bunker. More sand guards the green left, right and back.

Straight down the middle will put you in a good position for your approach to the green on this hole. Watch out for the bunkers at the start of the dogleg left!

Trees to the left and water to the right on this slight dogleg left. This long par 4 is the toughest hole on the course for the ladies.

That water to the right of the tee boxes on 10 may not look dangerous, but more than one golfer has ended up there off the tee! The fairway on Hole #10 descends to a depressed green flanked by a bunker on the left and trees at the back.

One of the easiest holes on the course, you can't go too far wrong unless you hit left off the tee. If you do, there's a wet-marsh waiting just for you!

A long par 3, with sand on the right and back left of the green. The same wet-marsh that got you off the tee on 11 can get you off the tee on this hole too. Stay straight or slightly right to avoid hitting the cart-path to the left of the green.

This hole demands a long, straight tee shot to negotiate the swale on the approach to the fairway. Left and right are trouble!

An elevated tee for Black and Gold players. Hole #14 demands a nice straight shot off the tee. Stay a little left on this fairway or risk your ball following the slope right into the trees.

A nice little par 3, but typically a tough putting green. Easiest hole on the course for the ladies.

Second toughest hole on the course for both men and ladies, this hole is wide open, but demands long straight shots if you want a chance at a par. Watch out for water to the right of and behind the green.

The fairway on 17 slopes gently up to the green. Fairway hazards to the left (sand) and right (trees), and bunkers guard the left and right of the green.

You can let 'er rip on 18, provided you don't go right into the water hazard, or left into one of the two bunkers!

Updated: January 27, 2009