Four Winds Golf Course

The opening hole is a demanding straight par 4 ranked as the course's most difficult. Out-of-bounds threatens the right side throughout, while bunkers protect both sides of a well-bunkered green.

A short par 4 that offers a scoring opportunity with its modest length. The fairway is relatively open, but strategic bunkering near the green rewards accuracy on the approach.

A short par 3 over a modest distance with a forgiving green complex. Water hazards and bunkers frame the target, making club selection and accuracy the keys to par.

A compact par 4 with tight fairway corridors that demand precision off the tee. The green sits elevated and is guarded by bunkers, creating a challenging short game for wayward approaches.

A short par 4 that plays straightaway with manageable yardage but strategic hazard placement. Bunkers guard the approach zone, making position off the tee crucial for scoring.

A short par 3 with a generous green that provides a birdie opportunity. Surrounding bunkers and water define the hole's character without creating an overly penal test.

A moderate par 4 with a fairway that flows naturally through the landscape. Greenside bunkers protect the putting surface, requiring careful approach play to avoid sand.

A par 5 that plays longer than its yardage suggests, offering birdie potential for strong players. Water or other hazards may come into play on the second shot, complicating the decision between going for it or laying up.

A stern par 4 and the third-hardest hole on the course with a demanding length and narrow corridor. Hazards tighten the landing area and guard the green, penalizing both tee shots and approaches.

The second-toughest hole plays as a substantial par 4 with length that requires solid striking. Out-of-bounds or water threatens one or both sides, making accuracy critical throughout.

A five-bagger with balanced difficulty that rewards aggressive play from players in position. The fairway may narrow or doglegs, and strategic hazards challenge the second and third shots.

A mid-length par 3 that presents a straightforward target without extreme difficulty. Bunkers and water defend the green, creating a fair but meaningful test of accuracy.

A short par 4 that plays invitingly with modest yardage and a relatively open fairway. Greenside bunkers and hazards reward disciplined approach play over aggressive tee shots.

A lengthy par 5 that challenges even the strongest players with its commanding yardage. Fairway shaping and strategic hazards dictate the path for successful scoring opportunities.

A moderate par 4 with straightforward character that offers a good chance for par. Bunkers frame the green, and the fairway provides a clear avenue for play.

The fourth-hardest hole is a long par 5 that demands multiple quality shots to reach scoring position. Length and hazard placement create a significant risk-reward test throughout the hole.

A mid-length par 3 over an island green or protected target with water or bunkers surrounding the putting surface. The lack of bail-out area makes accuracy and club selection paramount.

The closing par 4 is a substantial finishing hole that demands strong play to close out the round. Hazards guard both the driving zone and green, culminating the course with a demanding test.