#9     A medium length par 4 with out of bounds right and left. There is plenty of room to the right side of the fairway for your tee shot. A tee shot of 270 yards may take you right through the dogleg and out of bounds so be careful on your club selection. A tee shot too far left will leave you with a second shot that is blocked by pine trees. A severely sloped two-tiered green makes hitting the fairway a must to have a good approach shot. This green is also elevated and the side slopes will carom the ball away from the green. Accuracy is a premium on your second shot. If the flag is up top, be very careful not to go long for it is certain disaster.

#18     A long par 4 finishing hole. The tee shot must favor the right side in order to have an unobstructed shot at the green. This elevated two-tiered green places a premium on your distance control. An arrant approach shot long or right is certain to be out of bounds. Left will put you in the tall pines that guard the green and short will land you in the front bunker. Be decisive in your club selection and trust your distance.