Hole #2 - Par 3

This long par 3 is a straight shot from tee box to green.  Golfers will have the option to try to land the green or attempt a bump and run shot.  There are proposed fairway bunkers on the right and one large green-side bunker to the left.  This hole will play shorter than the yardage due to the 65 feet downhill to the green.  A perfect par 3 that demands accurate shots.

Hole #3 - Par 4

With over 100 feet downhill, hole 3 will be a par 4 that is reachable with the perfect tee shot.  But be cautious, 270 yards off the tee box is an existing stream that will swallow many golfers Pro-V 1's.  Leaving your tee shot just short of the stream will give the player a better chance to hit it close and post a birdie.  This hole is the definition of a mountain risk/reward hole.  With a beautiful natural waterfall off to the right, this hole is amazing.

Hole #4 - Par 5

This hole is another downhill hole that will be reachable in two.  A stream follows the right side of the fairway all the way to the green.  The green will have a small pond right-off the right side.  A small bunker to the front left will encourage golfers not to leave it short.  The fairway of this hole crosses the fairway of hole 15, making it truly unique for a mountain course.  

Hole #5 - Par 4

This par is another down hill hole with a slight dog-leg to the left.  The tee box will be right off the back of hole 4 with the pond to the golfers right.  Players must carry the ball over a stream and a couple fairway bunkers to be in the best position to put up a small number.  A safer play is to lay up to the right side of the fairway and try to approach the green from the right - leaving yourself with a reasonable chip.  This hole will make the golfer earn his par.

Hole #6 - Par 3

This par 3 will play almost level with just 18 feet uphill.  The easiest hole on the course still requires an accurate shot.  Players will have to hit over a stream and two front-side bunkers to land the green.  With a stream hugging the back left hand side of the green,  accuracy is the key to making a low score on this hole.

Hole #7 - Par 4

Hole 7 is a long par 4 that will put even great golfers to the test.  A errant shot here or there will have players scrambling to make bogey.  The green is guarded by three bunkers: one to the left, right, and off the front.  An accurate tee shot will put golfers in the best position to make par or better.

Hole #8 - Par 4

Another downhill hole that is reachable in one awaits golfers.  Another risk vs. reward hole presents itself.  The slight dog-leg to the right has water everywhere.  A stream runs up the entire right side of the fairway and a stream guards the front of the green.  Even if you were to make it over the stream in front, you better have used enough club to carry over the bunker behind the stream if you want to put down that low number.  A tee shot to the left of the fairway will serve the golfer well, making for an easy second shot to the green.

Hole #9 - Par 4

Hole 9 will play uphill but only by 10 feet.  The player will have a slight dog-leg either left or right - depending on the selected tee box.  Bunkers are scattered across the fairway but are only in play for a very short drive off the tee.  The green will have one large bunker to the right, encouraging players to try to land the ball to the left.  Hole will play relatively smooth unless you find yourself in the sand.

Hole #10 - Par 5

This hole will separate the great golfers from the good golfers.  The hole will play downhill 86 feet but don't think it is a reachable par 5.  Long hitters will have an advantage on this hole.  A ravine bisects this hole at around 350 yards off the tee.  Anyone daring to try to land the green in two will have a lot of water waiting on their ball.  A large pond will hug the right side of the fairway and green.  A stream hugging the back of the green will swallow any long approach shots.  A very long accurate shot is required to reach this green in two.  This hole will put even the best golfers to the test.

Unlike the downhill par 4's, this par 4 is not reachable in one due to the  almost 75 feet uphill to the green.  A stream follows the entire right side of the hole.  Players keeping it left would have a wide open fairway to land on.  No bunkers are in play until you get closer to the green.  Two bunkers will be in the fairway but will seem closer to the green due to the uphill climb.  A bunker will be hugging the front left side of the green.  A long shot will eliminate all the bunkers from play due to the landing area behind the green.  Number one rule for this hole - don't leave it short.

Hole #12 - Par 3

This straight downhill par 3 is one of the best chances for a player to post a low number during the round.  The hole will play shorter than the yardage indicates due to the elevation drop.  The green runs off on every side so an accurate shot is essential but landing it a little short may be the smartest play.  Make your birdie here because the next hole definitely won't give as much of an opportunity. 

Hole #13 - Par 5

This long Par 5 will put golfers to the test.  The tee shot will have to carry over two small streams and a couple fairway bunkers to be in the ideal position.  Players may choose to hit left of the bunkers but that would make the hole very long.  The second shot will be a very hard approach.  A ravine sits 90 yards off the front of the green making the golfers hit an accurate shot to lay up in-between the ravine and the green.  The green is very tricky with roll offs on every side and a small bunker to the front right.  Players leaving this hole with par should be happy with their play.

Hole #14 - Par 3

This straight downhill hole gives the player a chance to make up a stroke.  With no bunkers on this hole, it makes the player feel like he/she can really go for it.  Players should make sure they hit it fairly straight to keep away from the treeline creeping in on the fairway.