Brinkley Country Club

A straightforward opening par 4 that plays to 340 yards with a relatively open fairway. The green is flanked by bunkers on the right, rewarding accurate approach play over distance.

A short par 3 at 130 yards that demands precision over length. A small, well-bunkered green requires a quality strike to find the putting surface.

A mid-length par 4 playing 362 yards with a narrow, defined fairway corridor. Bunkers frame both sides of the green, making accuracy off the tee essential for a scoring opportunity.

A one-shot par 3 at 175 yards with a moderately sized green protected by strategic bunkering. The hole's length and exposed green demand a well-executed tee shot.

A solid par 4 at 357 yards that features a fairway narrowing in the approach zone. Water hazards or bunkers around the green penalize wayward second shots.

A shorter par 4 at 304 yards presenting an opportunity for aggressive play. The compact yardage and green configuration reward bold shotmaking and placement.

A 379-yard par 4 with a fairway that doglegs or tightens in the landing zone. Strategic bunkering near the green requires careful positioning off the tee.

A challenging 380-yard par 4 where length and hazard placement demand two quality shots. The green is well-protected, making this a demanding hole in the round.

A substantial par 5 at 495 yards offering a risk-reward dynamic for aggressive players. Strategic bunkering and hazards are positioned to punish poor positioning on both the fairway and approach.

A mid-length par 4 at 340 yards that returns to the front nine's difficulty profile. Fairway bunkering and green-side hazards test both distance control and accuracy.

A short one-shot par 3 at 130 yards mirroring the opening par 3. Precision into a firm, well-guarded green is required for a birdie opportunity.

A 362-yard par 4 featuring a defined fairway with strategic bunker placement. The approach to the green demands careful consideration of angle and distance.

A 175-yard par 3 playing to a moderately sized green protected by surrounding hazards. The hole's exposure requires a confident, accurate tee shot.

A 357-yard par 4 where fairway geometry and green defenses create a balanced test. Bunkers or water near the green reward solid approach play.

A short par 4 at 304 yards that again offers scoring potential for aggressive players. The green's proximity to the tee encourages bold shotmaking.

A 379-yard par 4 with a dramatic fairway shape or strategic bunkering in the approach zone. The hole's length and hazard placement make it one of the course's stiffer tests.

A 380-yard par 4 closing the round with length and challenge. Well-placed bunkers or water hazards frame the green, demanding two quality shots to finish strongly.

A finishing par 5 at 495 yards offering a final risk-reward opportunity. Strategic hazards and bunkering reward accuracy and penalize overambitious play in the closing moments.