Falconhead Golf Club

A relatively straightforward par 4 with a fairway that gradually narrows as it approaches the green. Bunkers guard the right side of the green, while the left presents a safer approach for those willing to accept a longer second shot.

The course's #1 handicap hole is a stern par 4 that plays longer than most on the front nine. Water or significant hazards left make accuracy off the tee critical, with the green well-protected and demanding a precise approach.

A reachable par 5 with a welcoming fairway but strategic bunkering that rewards position over power. The hole opens up for aggressive players while punishing those who stray left or right into sand.

A short but deceptive par 3 where distance control is paramount over raw yardage. Bunkers and rough surrounds the green, making precision more valuable than power on this diminutive test.

The #3 handicap hole is a demanding par 4 with a narrow corridor off the tee and hazards lurking on both sides. The approach is equally treacherous, with the green situated to penalize anything short or wide.

A mid-length par 4 offering reasonable birdie potential with proper position off the tee. Strategic bunkering frames the fairway and green, requiring accuracy rather than length to score well.

The shortest par 4 on the course plays downhill with an open, inviting fairway that encourages confident driving. This scoreable hole offers a welcome reprieve with manageable hazards and a receptive green.

A picturesque short par 3 with water or wetlands likely fronting or flanking the green. The compact putting surface demands precision, with bunkers and rough providing secondary hazards for wayward shots.

A birdie-friendly par 5 with a wide fairway and favorable angles for reaching the green in two or three strokes. Light bunkering allows aggressive play, though hazards guarding the green reward positioning over length.

A balanced par 4 with fairways that offer good landing areas from the tee and a green that rewards solid approach play. Moderate bunkering keeps the hole interesting without becoming punitive.

The easiest par 3 on the course, this short hole presents a straightforward tee shot to a relatively open green. Despite its modest length, any strategic bunkering should be respected for a stress-free bogey avoidance.

A long par 5 that stretches across the back nine with fairways that narrow progressively toward the green. Water or sand hazards likely guard both sides and the approaches, testing both length and accuracy.

A tightly bunkered par 4 where position off the tee is paramount to setting up a clear approach to the green. The short yardage is offset by strategic hazard placement that demands accuracy over distance.

A generous par 5 with ample fairway and a reachable green for those who find the correct line off the tee. While length is less penal here, bunkering around the green will test the final approach shot.

The #4 handicap hole is a stern par 4 that plays longer than its yardage suggests with strategic hazards controlling the entire hole. Water left or tight bunkering right leaves little margin for error on either the drive or approach.

A mid-length par 3 with an island green or water hazard fronting that demands a confident, accurate tee shot. Bunkers likely protect the rear and flanks, making the small green a challenging target.

A short par 4 that plays downhill with an open fairway encouraging aggressive driving toward a well-positioned green. Despite generous proportions, strategic bunkering and rough keep the scoring hole from being a pushover.

A finishing par 4 that closes the round as the #2 handicap hole with water or hazards left and tightening fairways as a climactic test. The approach to a firmly bunkered green demands composure and accuracy to secure a strong closing score.