Harrison Hills

A short par four. Clear the fairway bunker off the tee and you should be left with a short-second shot. The green is heavily sloped and protected on the left side by a bunker. Shots from the left side of the green will have a very difficult uphill chip.

A straightforward par four. Miss the two fairway bunkers off the tee and you are left with a short second shot to a relatively flat green. Seems like an easy hole but a wind that is usually blowing makes this hole much more difficult than it might seem.

A dog leg par four. A good drive is left with a short second but don't try to cut too much of the corner. A very deep bunker guards the right of the green. The green is very dangerous with many ridges and slopes. Hit the green and hope you are on the right part of the green.

A long par three. A big oak tree guards the left side of the green. A deep bunker guards the right front of the green. If you hit the green, which is usually firm, you are left with a pretty simple putt.

Our signature hole. This hole starts with a dogleg right. A good drive will leave you with a mid to short iron for a second shot to a double tiered green that is guarded on the right and left with two of the deepest bunkers in the country. If you stay out of them and get on the right tier of the green a par can be achieved.

A long par five that leads you towards the clubhouse. Stay straight off the tee. It is a very hilly par five with sidehill and downhill lies throughout. Miss the fairway bunker with your second shot and you are left with a short chip to a green that slopes from back to front. Don't go past the pin or you will have a very fast down hill putt. A par is a very good score.

The second hardest hole on the course. A long par four. You'll need a good drive and a mid to long iron second shot. The green is guarded by a deep bunker on the right side. The green is sloped from right to left and is usually very firm. A par is a good score.

A long par five with a generous fairway. Miss the fairway bunkers and the second and third shots are routine. Watch the green. A deceptively sloped green and bunkers around the green will make for a difficult par five.

The hardest hole on the course. A pond guards the entire left side with trees guarding the right side of the hole. A good straight drive will leave a golfer with a mid to long second shot to a very long green. The right side of the fairway is guarded by a tree that must be avoided or your second shot might be a punch shot. A par is a very good score.

A par five. Don't go left off the tee box. A straight drive will leave you with a blind second shot over a hill, and down another to a thin green that slopes from back to front. You must miss the two very deep greenside bunkers. A par will be achieved with a good drive and if you hit the green.

A long uphill drive with a downhill second shot to a par four. Miss the fairway bunkers off the tee and you are left with a sidehill/downhill second shot to a green that has a false front. The green slopes from front to back. A par is a very good score.