Glen Oak Country Club

A relatively straightforward opening par 4 that plays to a moderate length. The fairway is generous off the tee but tightens as it approaches the green, where bunkers and rough demand accuracy on the approach shot.

A short par 4 from the Oak tees that stretches considerably from the Championship markers. The hole's brevity makes it inviting, but tight bunkering around the green and out-of-bounds left present significant risks on the approach.

A short one-shot hole that plays downhill to a receptive green. The modest length belies the challenge of finding the correct distance, as bunkers surrounding the green punish both short and offline approaches.

The course's most difficult par 4, this short hole demands precision over distance. Hazards tightly frame the green, and the narrow landing area off the tee leaves little room for error on the way in.

The stroke index 3 par 5 presents an exceptional scoring opportunity for players who can navigate its length. Water hazards and strategic bunkering along the fairway reward smart positioning, while the green itself is relatively open to a well-struck approach.

A genuine one-shotter that plays as the course's shortest hole, offering relief from the longer tests. Despite its brevity, the green's small target area and surrounding bunkers demand an accurate strike.

The stroke index 1 handicap hole and the longest par 5 on the course, this monster dogleg right demands two strong shots just to reach scoring position. Water and trees define the right side of the fairway, while the expansive green requires a precise third shot to finish well.

A very short par 4 that plays almost as a bonus hole from the forward tees. Even from the back markers, the modest yardage makes this drivable territory, but the small, well-bunkered green punishes those who overestimate their accuracy.

A straightforward par 4 of moderate length with a relatively open approach. The hole's simplicity is deceptive—solid fundamentals are required to avoid the hazards flanking the green.

The stroke index 2 par 5 offers another significant birdie opportunity on the back nine. Generous fairways allow aggressive play, though strategic bunkering in the landing zones encourages thoughtful positioning rather than pure distance.

The shortest hole on the course, this pitch-shot par 3 provides a genuine birdie chance. The tiny green and surrounding rough mean that even small mistakes result in scrambling to save par.

A strong par 4 with a dramatic dogleg that requires careful navigation. Out-of-bounds looms on one side while water or rough guards the other, making both the tee shot and approach highly strategic.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairway that narrows considerably at drive-landing distance. Bunkering around the green is severe, and the relatively open approach area means the greenside hazards must be respected.

The stroke index 4 par 4, this hole represents one of the course's finest tests and demands excellent shot-making throughout. Doglegging left around hazards, the hole punishes wayward drives and poorly judged approach shots equally.

A mid-length par 4 with a defined dogleg that constrains the driving area. The green sits in a relatively protected pocket, but its small size and surrounding hazards demand a precise second shot to secure par.

A mid-length par 3 that presents a genuine scoring opportunity despite its challenge. The green is relatively receptive, but water and bunkers frame the target closely enough to punish pushed or pulled approaches.

A generous par 5 that plays as the friendliest five-par on the course, offering a real opportunity for birdie. Wide fairways and a spacious green allow aggressive play, though strategic bunkering in the approach zones encourages intelligent placement.

The closing par 4 plays at a reasonable length but demands precision to finish the round well. Out-of-bounds right and hazards left frame the entire hole, creating a dramatic finish that rewards accuracy and composure.