Greenbriar Hills Country Club

A straightforward par 4 that plays relatively short from the back tees. The fairway is generous off the tee but narrows as it approaches the green, with strategic bunkering on the right side creating the primary challenge on the approach.

A short par 4 with a narrow fairway that demands accuracy off the tee. Water hazards left and bunkers guarding the green protect a well-defined putting surface that rewards precision over distance.

Greenbriar's signature par 5 and the number one handicap hole features a dramatic dogleg right with water running the entire left side. The hole's length and water hazard make it a three-shot proposition for most players, with the green well-protected by bunkers.

A short par 4 with an inviting tee shot but significant challenges around the green. Out-of-bounds lurks right, while bunkers and rough terrain guard the approach, making the final shot more demanding than the yardage suggests.

A short par 3 with a modest carry to a well-bunkered green. The hole's brevity is deceptive, as the target is tight and surrounded by sand, leaving little room for error on the tee shot.

A lengthy par 5 that doglegs left and plays into the prevailing wind for most players. Water hazards left and bunkers flanking the fairway narrow the corridor, and the well-guarded green requires a precise third shot for scoring opportunities.

A short par 3 playing downhill to an elevated green surrounded by bunkers. The diminutive yardage belies the difficulty of the green's narrow target and the surrounding sand making it a deceptive short hole.

A short par 4 with a tight fairway that demands a controlled tee shot. Bunkers guard both sides of the approach, and the small, elevated green provides a premium on accuracy and distance control.

A strong par 4 finishing the front nine with a slightly uphill fairway that narrows considerably near the green. Out-of-bounds right and bunkers left create a demanding approach to a sloped green that doesn't hold all shots.

A short par 3 to begin the back nine with a modest yardage but a well-protected green. Bunkers surround the target area, and the tight green demands a precise tee shot with little bailout room.

A solid par 4 with a fairway that bends slightly left around water hazards. The approach shot must carry the water to reach a green guarded by bunkers right, creating a strategic risk-reward scenario on the second shot.

A short par 4 with an extremely narrow fairway that forces players to choose between accuracy and distance. The tight approach leaves minimal room for error, and bunkers frame the small green making it a precision test from tee to green.

A relatively short par 4 with a dramatic risk-reward character as the number four handicap hole. Water or hazards left force a decision on how aggressively to attack the fairway, and the green is further protected by strategic bunkering.

The back nine's most difficult hole, this par 5 features significant length and a challenging layout with water and rough terrain throughout. The dogleg configuration and multiple hazards make this a three-shot hole for the vast majority, with the final approach particularly demanding.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairway that plays narrower than it appears. Bunkers and water hazards guard the approach, and the elevated green is sloped and well-protected, making the second shot the critical test.

A mid-range par 3 with water guarding the front and left of the green. The target is tight and elevated, with bunkers right and behind adding to the challenge of finding the putting surface.

A solid par 4 with out-of-bounds running the entire right side creating a corridor for the tee shot. The fairway narrows substantially on the approach, and bunkers left of the green add complexity to the final shot.