Colonial Country Club

A short, straightforward par 4 that opens the round with a relatively wide fairway. The approach to the green tightens considerably, with strategic bunkering demanding an accurate second shot to find the putting surface.

A compact par 4 with limited length but meaningful width constraints as the hole progresses. Bunkers frame the green on both sides, making placement and precision more important than distance.

A steady par 4 with consistent width throughout the fairway. Well-positioned bunkers and natural mounding around the green require a controlled approach to avoid trouble on the scoring area.

A straightaway par 4 of medium length with a relatively open fairway. The green is defended by subtle contouring and strategic sand, rewarding accurate approach play.

A demanding par 4 that stretches to over 300 yards and requires two solid strikes to reach the green in regulation. Hazards tighten around the green, making the final approach the most critical element of the hole.

A short par 3 with a modest length and an open green complex. This hole offers a birdie opportunity but demands accuracy, as missing the target area leaves a difficult chip or pitch.

A lengthy par 5 with significant distance to cover from the white tees, though more manageable from the gold markers. The fairway opens invitingly, but strategic hazards and bunkering force players to consider their approach to the three-shot green.

A mid-length par 3 that increases in difficulty with distance from the gold tees. Water or sand hazards guard the green, making club selection and execution critical on this shorter one-shot hole.

A short par 4 to close the front nine with a narrow, defined fairway. The compact length belies the challenge, as the green is tightly guarded, punishing poor positioning off the tee or approach.

A short, straightforward par 4 that mirrors the opening hole with a generous fairway that tightens near the green. Two greenside bunkers guard the right side, demanding precision into the putting surface.

A compact par 4 with limited length but meaningful width constraints as the hole progresses. Bunkers frame the green on both sides, making placement and precision more important than distance.

A steady par 4 with consistent width throughout the fairway. Well-positioned bunkers and natural mounding around the green require a controlled approach to avoid trouble on the scoring area.

A straightaway par 4 of medium length with a relatively open fairway. The green is defended by subtle contouring and strategic sand, rewarding accurate approach play.

A demanding par 4 that stretches to over 300 yards and requires two solid strikes to reach the green in regulation. Hazards tighten around the green, making the final approach the most critical element of the hole.

A short par 3 with a modest length and an open green complex. This hole offers a birdie opportunity but demands accuracy, as missing the target area leaves a difficult chip or pitch.

A lengthy par 5 with significant distance to cover from the white tees, though more manageable from the gold markers. The fairway opens invitingly, but strategic hazards and bunkering force players to consider their approach to the three-shot green.

A mid-length par 3 that increases in difficulty with distance from the gold tees. Water or sand hazards guard the green, making club selection and execution critical on this shorter one-shot hole.

A short par 4 to close the back nine with a narrow, defined fairway. The compact length belies the challenge, as the green is tightly guarded, punishing poor positioning off the tee or approach.