Coffin Golf Club

A long par 5 that offers multiple routes to the green for players of different abilities. The hole's moderate handicap rating suggests a relatively open layout, though length will be the primary test.

A short par 4 that plays accessible from all tee boxes. With a low handicap rating, this hole likely features minimal hazards or straightforward architecture, making it a good birdie opportunity.

A strong par 4 ranked as the 6th most difficult hole on the course. The dramatic difference in yardage between tees suggests significant elevation change or a dramatic dogleg that plays longer than it measures.

The easiest hole on the course plays as a short par 3 under 180 yards from the back tees. This is a genuine scoring opportunity with minimal hazard complexity.

A mid-length par 5 with a moderate handicap rating. The yardages remain relatively consistent across all tees, suggesting a straightforward hole without dramatic doglegs or elevation shifts.

A solid par 4 ranked among the top difficulty holes on the course. Despite relatively short yardage, strategic hazards or narrow corridors create a challenging approach.

A short par 3 that plays under 165 yards from the longest tee. This modest par 3 provides a brief respite before the challenging back nine begins.

The 2nd most difficult hole on the course, this par 4 is a stern test from all tees. The dramatic yardage jumps suggest a significantly doglegged or elevated hole with serious strategic demands.

The 4th most difficult hole, this par 4 features one of the largest scoring gaps between tee boxes. Elevation, hazards, or a severe dogleg make this a defining challenge on the front nine.

The 3rd most difficult hole on the course, this par 4 demands precision and power. The yardage spread indicates substantial strategic complexity, likely with water, tight corridors, or significant elevation change.

A short par 4 that plays nearly identical yardages from all tees, suggesting a straightforward hole with minimal penalty for missing certain tee boxes. This is a good scoring hole.

A par 3 with dramatic yardage variation (107 to 219 yards), indicating either significant elevation or a green that plays much longer than it measures. The 5th hardest hole on the course, this short par 3 is deceptively challenging.

A mid-length par 4 with consistent yardage across tees. The moderate handicap rating suggests a reasonably fair hole without extreme hazards dominating the design.

A strong par 5 ranked as the 9th most difficult hole. Despite solid yardage, the hole plays accessible enough that birdie is achievable for better players.

A par 5 where the red and green tees play nearly the same distance (360-370 yards), while longer tees stretch to 465 yards. This suggests a dogleg or elevation change that creates different playing angles.

The longest par 3 on the course from the back tees at 169 yards, yet ranked as only the 11th most difficult. This relatively straightforward par 3 offers solid birdie chances.

The 7th most difficult par 4, this mid-length hole presents a solid challenge to the mid-handicap golfer. Strategic hazard placement likely requires thoughtful execution rather than sheer distance.

The most difficult hole on the course and a fitting closer, this par 4 can stretch to nearly 450 yards from the back tees. This demanding finishing hole will test every aspect of the golfer's game.