#6     This hole only measures 277 yards but offers many challenges. With a solid tee ball a big hitter can drive the green if he avoids the front bunker and the pond that guards the left hand side of the green. Most players will have to decide which side of the fairway they will play, as a creek divides the fairway. The right side is the best providing a straight in approach with a short iron. The left provides a difficult angle to the green, but depending on the wind it may be the only option for some. This green also runs from back to front and is very fast downhill. Two well-placed shots will leave you with a great opportunity for a birdie.

#15     This short par 4 only measures 258 yards but will need an accurate tee ball. You must navigate your way through a chute of trees off the tee and over a creek that divides the fairway. If you are successful, a short second shot will be in order. This small kidney shaped green is sloped from back to front and guarded by a pond left and a bunker in front. Relax and execute your shot for a close birdie putt.