Glen Garden Golf & Country Club

A straightforward par 4 that opens with a wide fairway before narrowing as it approaches the green. The approach must navigate around or over greenside bunkers to find the putting surface.

A shorter par 4 with a compact layout that demands accuracy on the approach shot. Greenside hazards protect the target, making precision essential over length.

A lengthy par 5 that invites aggressive play for those positioned to reach in two shots. The extended length and strategic bunkering create options for different playing approaches.

A short par 3 that plays straightforward to a modest green. Despite its brevity, accuracy off the tee is crucial to avoid the surrounding hazards.

A substantial par 5 requiring two solid strokes to set up a reasonable approach. Length and strategic placement of hazards make positioning key throughout the hole.

A compact par 4 where positioning and accuracy matter more than distance. The green's location and surrounding hazards demand a controlled approach shot.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairway that flows naturally toward the green. Hazards frame the approach, requiring both distance and accuracy to finish well.

A challenging par 4 of notable length that places a premium on solid contact off the tee. The extended yardage demands a long approach shot to reach the green in regulation.

A short par 4 that plays downhill or with favorable positioning, offering a scoring opportunity for those who position their tee shot properly. Greenside protection keeps the final shot demanding.

A mid-length par 4 where the fairway layout guides play toward the green. Strategic bunkering or water hazards influence the optimal approach line.

A par 4 with length that increases the challenge of the approach shot significantly. Hazards in play around the green demand careful placement of the second shot.

A long par 5 that will require most players two shots to advance far enough down the fairway. The extended distance and strategic layout create multiple ways to play the hole.

A par 5 of substantial length that offers birdie potential for those who execute well. Hazards and fairway shape influence both the tee shot and subsequent play.

A mid-length par 3 that requires a solid, accurate tee shot to a well-protected green. Surrounding bunkers and hazards leave little margin for error.

A par 3 of variable length that plays considerably longer from the back tees. The target is protected by strategic hazards that demand a precise approach.

A longer par 4 where the fairway's width and shape dictate the optimal tee shot placement. The approach to a well-guarded green provides the hole's primary challenge.

A very short par 3 that plays downhill or with favorable conditions, offering a birdie opportunity if the tee shot finds the green. Hazards surrounding the target keep the shot demanding despite the reduced distance.

A closing par 3 that provides a dramatic finish to the round with strategic hazards protecting the green. The moderate length requires a well-struck tee shot to secure a final score.