Elmira Country Club

A straightforward par 4 that plays as the third-hardest hole on the course. The fairway is relatively open off the tee, but bunkers guard the right side of the green, demanding accuracy on the approach shot.

A moderate par 4 with a fairly generous landing area off the tee. The hole's length varies significantly by tee, but remains manageable as a mid-handicap stroke hole.

A short par 4 that plays dramatically different depending on tee selection, ranging from 250 to 346 yards. The relatively compact length makes this an attractive birdie opportunity despite its mid-handicap rating.

A short par 3 playing between 112 and 133 yards depending on tee. This straightforward one-shotter is the easiest hole on the course, offering a good opportunity to build momentum early.

The most difficult hole on the course, this long par 5 demands two solid shots to reach the green in regulation. The substantial yardage and challenging handicap make this a defining test of skill on the front nine.

A par 4 with varying length across the tees that presents a solid mid-round challenge. The hole's positioning as the fifth-hardest suggests strategic hazards or green complexity that requires careful navigation.

A short par 3 ranging from 102 to 175 yards across the tees, offering one of the easier scoring opportunities on the back nine. The wide variance in yardage means this hole plays very differently depending on tee selection.

A mid-length par 4 that provides a moderate challenge in the middle of the back nine. The fairway offers reasonable room for play, making this a relatively manageable hole compared to the course's more demanding stretches.

A par 4 with significant length from the back tees that plays as one of the more challenging holes on the nine. The extended yardage from the black tees makes this a demanding finishing hole for the front side.

The fourth-hardest hole on the course, this par 5 requires strategic positioning over two shots to set up a scoring opportunity. The length and difficulty rating indicate a well-defended long hole that separates skilled players.

The second-hardest hole at Elmira, this par 4 plays to nearly 475 yards from the back tees, making it one of the most demanding mid-length holes on the course. The extreme length variation across tees (329 to 473 yards) suggests this hole's difficulty depends heavily on tee selection.

The shortest par 4 on the course, playing only 222 to 334 yards depending on tee, and ranked as the 16th-hardest hole. This short hole offers a genuine birdie opportunity in the middle of the back nine.

A moderate par 4 with a mid-handicap ranking that plays reasonably consistent across the tees. The hole presents a balanced challenge without extreme length, fitting well into the back nine's rhythm.

A short par 4 ranging from 283 to 309 yards, making it one of the easier holes on the course. The compact yardage and low handicap rating suggest this is a genuine scoring opportunity before the closing stretch.

The easiest par 3 on the course, playing between 145 and 190 yards depending on tee selection. This straightforward short hole provides a welcome breather before the demanding closing stretch.

A long par 5 ranking sixth in difficulty that stretches to 515 yards from the back tees, presenting a significant challenge even for skilled players. The length and hazard placement make this a defining hole in the closing sequence.

A par 4 with moderate length and mid-course difficulty that serves as a strong closing test before the final hole. The hole's positioning in the 10th-hardest ranking suggests a well-designed challenge as the course winds down.

The closing par 4 plays to nearly 366 yards from the tips and ranks 12th in difficulty, providing a substantial finishing challenge. The length and handicap rating suggest this hole demands solid execution to cap the round.