An extremely difficult starting hole, the par-4, 355-yard hole requires a precise tee shot to the crest of the hill just short of the creek followed by a second shot to an elevated green.

An elevated tee overlooks this picturesque 169 yard, par-3 hole that features a severely sloped putting surface.

The tee shot on this par-4, 402 yard hole should be played left to right with any shot over the green creating a challenge to save par.

At 382 yards, this par-4 offers a good birdie opportunity for the long hitters but the second shot should be kept below the hole.

A dogleg right, this par-4, 401 yard hole challenges players to take a short cut over the corner leaving a short iron to the green that is well-guarded by a large bunker.

This extremely tight 170 yard par-3 has a bowl-shaped green protected by bunkers, woods and a deep ravine.

At 580 yards, this par-5 is the longest hole on the course and requires a left-to-right tee shot to a narrow landing area.

At 146 yards, this is the shortest of the three par-3 holes on the front nine and features a green with a variety of difficult pin locations.

This is the signature hole. A relatively short 375 yards par-4 that begins from an elevated tee to a landing area that slopes to the creek which winds its way up the entire left side of the fairway.

The tee shot is the most critical part of this 378 yard, par-4 with large bunkers on both the left and right of the fairway.

At 407 yards, this is one of the longest par-4's on the course with a blind tee shot to an elevated fairway with out-of-bounds down the entire right side.

This is the most difficult hole players face, this long 395 yard, par-4 hole requires a tee shot to the left side of the fairway.

A short 358 yard, par-4 with a slight dogleg left forces a tee shot to the right side of the fairway to get the best angle into the double-tiered green that is well-bunkered front and back.

As the longest par-3 on the course at 175 yards, most players will hit long irons to the green which can be a difficult two-putt depending on the pin location.

At 410 yards, this par-4 is a good driving hole with a deep ravine and woods to the right, but any tee shot in the fairway leaves players with a short or medium- iron shot to a relatively flat green.

The par-4, 406 yard hole open up from the left side of the fairway with a downhill second shot to a partially blind green guarded by tall trees on the right.

A relatively short par-5, this 517 yard hole features a fairway that meanders between a large bunker on the left and series of large mounds on the right to a green protected by a number of bunkers.

The tee shot is critical to set up the strategy on this great 515 yard, par-5 that has trees and fairway bunkers that protect the landing area. Many players can reach the green in two shots on this classic risk/reward finishing hole.