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On this Par 5 dogleg right, your drive must avoid the two dangerous bunkers on the right. A second shot leaves you with a short approach to a relatively flat, but extremely deep green. A good hole to score an easy par or better.

The 11th hole is another long Par 4 that requires an accurate tee shot. The fairway has out-of-bounds both right and left. Your second shot must negotiate water which protects the entire left side of the green, a back left pin placement is most difficult.

On this short, but challenging Par 4, your drive must find a fairway that is guarded by fairway bunkers on both sides. The green is well protected by bunkers on three sides; thus, demanding a precise second shot, especially with a left pin placement.

The difficult 13th begins the course's three hardest holes in a row, known as the "Bears Den". It is a long, narrow Par 4 that calls for a long accurate drive. The second shot to a large, two tiered green with water and a bunker left, heavy rough and out-of-bounds right makes for a challenging second shot. Take par & run!

The toughest Par 3 on the course, requires a precision iron shot over water to a narrow green. Avoid the bunker in back, as an up and down will be very tough. A smart play here would be to play to the large part of the green left and two putt for par. Going for a right pin placement is living dangerously!

#15, the most difficult Par 5 on the course, demands an accurate drive and second shot that must avoid out-of-bounds and hazards the entire length of the hole. The third shot is to an elevated green that slopes from front to back, which allows for many difficult pin placements.

This dogleg left Par 4, which has trees left and a steep bank right define the landing area. You must play to the right side of the fairway, as a tee shot not long or right enough, will not allow a clear second shot to this well protected green.

The Par 3 17th requires good distance and direction control, as the green is very deep with a sand bunker guarding the right front and grass bunkers left. Players missing the green long left will find it nearly impossible to save par.

The long 18th puts a premium on the blind uphill then downhill second shot to a bowl shaped green, the largest on the course. You cannot afford to miss the green on the same side of the pin, as the chip shot will become very troublesome.