Castlewood (The Club At)

The opening par 4 plays relatively straight with a fairway that gradually narrows as it approaches the green. Bunkers protect both sides of the green, making precision with the approach shot critical on this hole ranked as the third-toughest on the course.

A long par 5 that offers reasonable scoring opportunity as a three-shot hole. The hole's length and positioning as a 15-handicap suggest a wide, playable design without severe hazards, rewarding solid execution.

A mid-length par 4 with straightforward character and moderate difficulty. Strategic placement of hazards challenges accuracy rather than length, making this a balanced test of shotmaking.

A short par 3 that plays under 200 yards from the back tees but demands precision over distance. This is a birdie opportunity, though the small target area requires an accurate short-iron approach.

Ranked as the most difficult hole on the course, this par 4 presents a significant test with a fairway that likely narrows and obstacles guarding the green. The combination of length and challenge makes this the course's signature difficulty.

A very short par 3 under 140 yards, this hole plays as the easiest on the course and presents a genuine scoring opportunity. The compact length makes accuracy with a wedge or short iron the key to success.

A long par 4 approaching 480 yards from the back tees with a challenging fairway that requires power and precision. The extended length combined with its mid-range handicap indicates strategic hazards that test both distance and accuracy.

A solid par 4 with a tight, demanding character reflected in its fifth-toughest ranking. The hole's relatively modest length masks its difficulty through strategic bunkering and a narrow approach that penalizes poor positioning off the tee.

A short par 4 under 340 yards that offers a scoring opportunity despite its ninth-hardest ranking. The compact length suggests penal hazards or a dramatically narrowing approach that demand control and accuracy.

The shortest par 4 on the course at just over 260 yards, this hole plays as the easiest and presents a genuine birdie opportunity. The hole's extreme shortness makes it drivable for longer hitters, rewarding an aggressive approach.

A mid-length par 5 that balances length with playability as a three-shot hole. The course ranking suggests fair positioning of hazards that don't severely punish solid play, offering genuine scoring potential.

A very short par 3 under 140 yards, this is another birdie hole that rewards accurate short-iron play. The minimal yardage makes hazard placement and green design critical to the hole's character and difficulty.

A short par 4 under 330 yards that represents strong scoring opportunity despite its tenth-hardest ranking. The dramatic shortness suggests a drivable hole with significant hazards penalizing aggressive play or poor positioning.

A medium-length par 4 ranked fourth-toughest on the course, indicating concentrated difficulty despite under-350-yard length. Hazard placement and a demanding green complex make this a signature challenging hole.

The second-toughest hole on the course, this par 4 combines length approaching 400 yards with strategic peril. Key hazards—likely bunkers or water—position themselves to punish errant tee shots and approaches, making this a major test.

A medium par 4 ranked sixth-toughest on the course, with length that approaches 390 yards from the back tees. Strategic bunkering and a demanding green approach create a solid test that rewards precise execution.

A mid-length par 3 approaching 200 yards that requires a quality mid-iron to a potentially elevated green. The hole's eighth-hardest ranking suggests a well-protected green and hazards that demand accuracy and control.

The finishing par 4 plays under 400 yards and offers a balanced closing hole, neither overly generous nor brutally difficult. Strategic hazards at key decision points provide a satisfying conclusion that tests shotmaking more than raw length.