Frog Golf Club

The opening hole is a demanding straight par 4 with a fairway that narrows as it approaches the green. Bunkers protect the right side of the green, and the length from the back tees makes this the course's most difficult hole.

A short par 4 that offers an early birdie opportunity with a relatively open fairway. The modest length makes accuracy more important than distance, though greenside bunkers demand a precise approach.

A short par 3 playing downhill to a well-bunkered green surrounded by sand on multiple sides. The reduced distance is offset by the demanding target and the need to navigate the hazards guarding the putting surface.

A lengthy par 5 with a fairway that presents scoring opportunities for those who can control their distance. Hazards and rough demand accuracy off the tee and on the approach to this third-most-difficult hole.

A moderate par 5 with a relatively straightforward layout and accessible fairway. The hole offers a realistic birdie chance for those who can position themselves properly through the opening two shots.

A short par 4 with a narrow, well-defined fairway that tests precision over length. The compact design makes it one of the more forgiving holes on the course despite its positioning in the handicap rotation.

A mid-length par 4 that plays significantly longer from the back tees. The fairway tightens considerably toward the green, where bunkers and strategic bunkering demand a well-executed approach shot.

A substantial par 3 that requires a full mid-iron or longer for most players from the blue tees. Water or rough hazards frame the green, making club selection and accuracy critical on this middle nine challenge.

A solid par 4 that ranks among the course's most difficult holes, with water or out-of-bounds left presenting a persistent threat along the entire hole. The narrow fairway and well-bunkered green demand precision from tee to green.

A par 4 of moderate length with hazards guarding the landing area and green. The hole's positioning early on the back nine establishes a consistent challenge with no significant give-away yardage.

A mid-length par 3 where the green is heavily protected by bunkers and strategic rough. The tee shot is the only opportunity to score, making the selection and execution of the right club essential.

The second-most-difficult hole on the course, this long par 4 demands power and precision with water or out-of-bounds creating hazards along the line. The green is well-defended, making this a genuine two-shot test.

A long par 5 that presents a significant challenge despite its mid-range handicap rating, with hazards and rough creating obstacles throughout the fairway. The green is difficult to reach in regulation and demands careful positioning on the approach.

The shortest par 4 on the course, this is the easiest hole by handicap and offers a genuine scoring opportunity. The generous fairway and modest green-side hazards make this a welcome break in the back-nine rotation.

A par 4 of moderate difficulty with a fairway that presents few dramatic obstacles but demands solid execution. Subtle bunkering and green-side hazards reward precision without overwhelming the player.

A short par 3 that is the second-easiest hole on the course, with a modest yardage from most tees. The relatively open green and limited hazards make this a confidence-builder in the final stretch.

A long par 4 that ranks fourth in difficulty, with water or out-of-bounds threatening along one side of the fairway throughout. The green is tightly bunkered, making the approach shot as critical as the tee shot on this demanding hole.

A substantial finishing par 5 that can provide a birdie opportunity for those who play it well, though hazards guard the fairway and green. The length and positioning of bunkers make this a fitting final test before the clubhouse.