Gallatin Country Club

A straightforward par 4 opening hole with a fairly open fairway that tightens as it approaches the green. The green is protected by bunkers on the right, making accuracy on the approach shot essential.

A deceptively short par 4 from the gold tees that plays considerably longer from the white and blue markers. Water hazard left of the fairway and bunkers guarding the left side of the green demand precision off the tee.

The signature par 4 and stroke index 2, this hole features a tight driving corridor with out-of-bounds right and water or hazards left. The long approach into a well-bunkered green makes this one of the course's most demanding four-pars.

A short par 3 with a relatively forgiving green complex. Bunkers frame the green but the hole's modest length and generous handicap make it an opportunity to make par.

A brief par 4 that can be reached with a solid drive, though the tight fairway narrows near the green. Strategic bunkering around the green demands accuracy on approach shots.

A manageable par 5 with a fairly open fairway that allows players to position for a scoring opportunity. Bunkers left and right near the green reward those who take an aggressive line to the pin.

A longer par 5 with a dogleg character that plays uphill toward the back nine. The fairway widens in the landing area, but bunkers protecting the right side of the green and back hazards demand careful club selection for the final approach.

A short, straightforward par 3 with moderate greenside bunkering. Its relatively accessible length and high handicap ranking suggest a birdie opportunity early in the back nine.

A mid-length par 4 with a relatively open driving area that tightens near the green. The approach shot is the key to success here, with bunkers or hazards likely guarding the entrance to the green.

A straightforward par 4 that returns to the front side routing with a fairly generous fairway. While not overly demanding, accuracy is still required to avoid greenside hazards and set up a manageable approach.

The stroke index 1 and the course's most difficult hole, this long par 4 demands two accurate shots. Hazards are likely positioned to penalize both wayward drives and approach shots, with out-of-bounds or water a real threat.

A short par 4 that provides a scoring opportunity despite its length. The fairway is relatively open, but greenside bunkering and hazards still demand a solid approach shot.

A mid-length par 3 with strategic bunkering around the green. The elevated handicap ranking suggests it presents a moderate challenge despite its shorter yardage.

A very short par 4 from the gold tees that stretches considerably from the white and blue markers, creating different challenges depending on tee position. The compact distance from gold offers a birdie opportunity if the tee shot finds the fairway.

A long par 5 that demands two solid strikes to reach scoring position. Hazards likely protect the approach areas, making club selection critical on the second and third shots.

A substantial par 5 with bunkers and hazards that shape the ideal line through the fairway. The back nine's closing stretch begins with a hole that rewards strategic positioning over pure distance.

A picturesque par 3 of moderate length with elevated difficulty from the blue tees. Water or bunkers likely surround the green, making this a pivotal moment late in the round.

The finishing par 4 and stroke index 3, this hole demands two quality shots under pressure. Hazards positioned on at least one side and a well-bunkered green make it a fitting conclusion to the round.