Course A9 Par 4, This Par 4 requires aiming right with a driver to get a clear view of the sloping green. Your second shot will likely be a mid to long iron. Hitting the fairway increases your chances for par, while a birdie is a bonus.

Course A8 Par 3, This long Par 3 features a slightly elevated green surrounded by multiple bunkers. Make sure to choose a club with enough distance, perhaps adding half a club, to increase your chances of landing a birdie.

Course A7 Par 5, This Par 5 doesn’t offer many options off the tee. An aggressive shot left risks bunkers and water. To reach in two, remember the undulating green is well-protected by bunkers. A safer 3-shot strategy may increase your chances of a good score.

Course A6 Par 4, This short Par 4 allows for an aggressive driver shot, but accuracy is more important than distance. Using a fairway wood, hybrid, or long iron off the tee sets up an easier short iron for the second shot. The two-tiered green demands precision in landing your approach to maximize birdie chances.

Course A5 Par 5, This Par 5 is fairly straight, with the fairway narrowing at the landing area due to a bunker on the left. There’s a slight dogleg right approaching the green. It’s an ideal hole for a three-shot approach, but beware—the small green is guarded by a front bunker, punishing errant shots. If you’re feeling bold, you can go for a two-on and aim for an under-par score.

Course A4 Par 5, This Par 5 is fairly straight, with the fairway narrowing at the landing area due to a bunker on the left. There’s a slight dogleg right approaching the green. It’s an ideal hole for a three-shot approach, but beware—the small green is guarded by a front bunker, punishing errant shots. If you’re feeling bold, you can go for a two-on and aim for an under-par score.

Course A3 Par3, This Par 3 is the ultimate test! Hit from the tee towards the green, undeterred by the water hazard in front of you. A mid to long iron may be needed to reach the large, wide green. Choosing the right club is crucial on this hole. A higher shot could increase your chances of landing a birdie.

Course A2 Par4, This Par 4 hole offers two options from the tee: play it safe and place the ball on the fairway, or take an aggressive shot over the water for a chance to reach the green. Keep in mind, the center of the green is undulated, with water on the right and a bunker on the left.

Course A1 Par4, The opening hole of Course A challenges players with the decision to use either a driver or a fairway wood, with water on the left and a fairway bunker on the right. The second shot typically requires a mid-iron for a manageable distance. The green slopes gently towards the front, making it easier to set up for a birdie.