#5     This short par 4 offers a great opportunity for a good score, but don't fall asleep at the wheel or a big score will happen. You must first decide if you can carry the creek off the tee or lay-up. If you carry the creek you are only left with a sandwedge approach into the smallest green on the course. If you decide to lay-up with a mid to long iron you may be faced with a 150 yard approach. Accuracy is a must into this green, elevated a good 4 feet above the playing surface, the banks will kick an arrant approach shot into the woods. This hole will provide great success if you don't let the distance lull you to sleep.

#14     A short par 4 that's very demanding. You will first need to decide if you want to lay-up short of the creek or try to cut the corner. Those that are brave enough to cut the corner will only be faced with a 50-75 yard approach shot. If you lay-up you will have 120-150 yards left into this very tiny green. Your approach shot must be precise because the slopes on this elevated green will send your ball into the woods. An approach shot that goes long will test even the most skilled short game. Two solid and accurate shots will leave another great birdie chance.