Deep Brook Golf Course

A straightforward par 4 that plays to a moderate length with a fairway that remains fairly open off the tee. The approach requires accuracy as the green is defended by strategic bunkering, making precision on the second shot the key to scoring.

A challenging par 4 that ranks among the course's hardest holes, playing slightly longer than Hole 1. Tight fairway conditions and well-placed hazards around the green demand both an accurate drive and a controlled approach shot.

A short par 3 that offers a reprieve from the longer holes but still demands accuracy to find the green. The small target and surrounding hazards make club selection and solid ball-striking essential despite the modest yardage.

A short par 4 that presents an interesting risk-reward dynamic with its compact length. Limited fairway width and strategic bunkering near the green create challenges that belie the hole's modest yardage.

A long par 5 that ranks as the third-most difficult on the course and requires two solid shots to reach scoring position. Water hazards and bunkers strategically placed throughout the hole punish errant shots and demand careful management.

The shortest hole on the course, this par 3 is a quick birdie opportunity but should not be overlooked. A small green and surrounding hazards mean that even short holes demand respect and precision.

The signature hole at Deep Brook, this par 5 is the most difficult on the course and plays to a deceptive length. Challenging green-side conditions and strategic hazards require well-executed shots throughout to avoid trouble.

A mid-length par 4 with a balanced design that rewards straight hitting off the tee. The approach shot is the critical test, with the green's defenses coming into play for the second shot.

A gettable par 4 that plays shorter than several others on the course, offering an opportunity for birdie before the turn. The fairway and green are relatively receptive, but accuracy is still required to avoid scattered hazards.

A straightforward par 4 with a fairway that remains fairly open off the tee. The approach requires accuracy as the green is defended by strategic bunkering, making precision on the second shot the key to scoring.

A challenging par 4 that ranks among the course's hardest holes, playing slightly longer than most par 4s. Tight fairway conditions and well-placed hazards around the green demand both an accurate drive and a controlled approach shot.

A short par 3 that offers a reprieve from the longer holes but still demands accuracy to find the green. The small target and surrounding hazards make club selection and solid ball-striking essential despite the modest yardage.

A short par 4 that presents an interesting risk-reward dynamic with its compact length. Limited fairway width and strategic bunkering near the green create challenges that belie the hole's modest yardage.

A long par 5 that ranks as the second-most difficult on the course and requires two solid shots to reach scoring position. Water hazards and bunkers strategically placed throughout the hole punish errant shots and demand careful management.

The shortest hole on the course, this par 3 is a quick birdie opportunity but should not be overlooked. A small green and surrounding hazards mean that even short holes demand respect and precision.

The second-longest par 5 on the course and the second-most difficult hole overall, this hole demands power and accuracy. Strategic hazards and challenging green-side conditions reward well-executed shots and punish poor ones throughout.

A mid-length par 4 with a balanced design that rewards straight hitting off the tee. The approach shot is the critical test, with the green's defenses coming into play for the second shot.

A gettable par 4 that plays shorter than several others on the course, offering a chance to finish strong. The fairway and green are relatively receptive, but accuracy remains important to avoid scattered hazards on this closing hole.