Great Cove Golf Club

The opening hole is a demanding par 4 that plays as the second-hardest on the course. Out-of-bounds lurks right throughout, and the approach must navigate bunkers guarding the right side of the green, making accuracy off the tee essential.

A straightforward par 4 with moderate length and relatively open playing corridors. The green is well-bunkered, particularly on the right, requiring a precise approach shot to avoid trouble.

A mid-length par 4 that offers the most generous scoring opportunity of the front nine. The hole plays shorter than its yardage suggests, though greenside bunkers provide the primary defense.

A short par 3 with a modest target and forgiving nature. The green is relatively open, making this a birdie opportunity for most golfers despite its position on the card.

A reachable par 5 that presents risk-reward opportunities for aggressive players. Water and/or out-of-bounds likely border one or both sides, demanding placement on the second shot to set up a scoring chance.

The shortest hole on the course, this par 3 is a straightforward one-shotter to a well-bunkered green. Its brevity makes it one of the easiest par 3s at Great Cove.

A solid par 4 with good length that requires both power and precision. Bunkers frame the landing area or green, and the hole's position on the handicap scale reflects its steady difficulty.

One of the course's most challenging par 4s, this hole demands respect from the tee onward. Strategic hazards—likely water and/or out-of-bounds—shape the routing, and the green complex is well-defended.

A lengthy par 5 closing the front nine with a substantial test. The hole's handicap ranking suggests significant length and/or hazards that demand careful planning across multiple shots.

The back nine begins with a strong par 4 ranked fifth in difficulty. Water and/or bunkers create strategic challenges on the second shot, and precision is required to find the green in regulation.

A mid-length par 5 offering birdie opportunity for players who navigate its hazards effectively. The hole likely features water or out-of-bounds on one side, shaping the risk-reward of the second and third shots.

A short par 3 similar in character to Hole 6, providing a welcome scoring chance mid-round. The modest yardage and straightforward nature make this an accessible hole despite the bunkers around the green.

A short par 4 that ranks among the course's easiest holes, offering birdie potential despite its strategic layout. Bunkers and/or water position near the green, requiring accuracy on a shorter approach.

A brief par 4 that plays shorter than typical, presenting a genuine scoring opportunity. The compact nature of the hole makes it less challenging in terms of length, though hazard placement will demand accuracy.

A short par 4 that, despite its length, carries moderate difficulty due to strategic hazard placement. Water or out-of-bounds likely constrains the fairway or approach area, making positioning critical.

A modest par 3 that sits in the middle tier of difficulty at Great Cove. The green is likely well-bunkered, providing a straightforward but solid one-shot challenge.

The second-hardest hole on the course, this long par 5 is the back nine's most demanding test. Significant length combined with strategic hazards—water and/or out-of-bounds—on one or both sides make this a true finishing stretch challenge.

A strong finishing par 4 that ranks third in difficulty and delivers a memorable close to the round. Hazards frame the hole prominently, and the green complex is well-defended, demanding a composed approach down the stretch.