La Grande Country Club

The opening hole is a straightforward par 4 that plays as the course's most difficult. The fairway is relatively open off the tee, but narrows considerably as it approaches a well-bunkered green, with sand hazards guarding both sides of the putting surface.

A lengthy par 5 that requires accurate positioning on two shots to set up a reasonable approach. Water hazards frame the hole along the left side, demanding precision off the tee and on the lay-up shot before attacking the green.

A short but strategic par 3 where accuracy matters more than distance. The small green is surrounded by bunkers, and the lack of depth means missing long is especially costly.

A deceptively short par 4 where the fairway tightens significantly in the landing area. Strategic bunkering around the green penalizes both short and right approaches, making precise positioning critical.

This mid-length par 4 plays as one of the course's genuine tests from the back tees. The fairway bends subtly while narrowing, and bunkers guard the approach to a severely contoured green that slopes away from the player.

A petite par 3 that plays downhill to a shallow, well-protected green. Bunkers frame the sides and front of the green, making it difficult to hold the putting surface on shorter approach shots.

A compact par 4 where accuracy and positioning trump distance. The narrow fairway is flanked by hazards, and the approach to the green requires careful distance control to avoid deep bunkers guarding the sides.

The second-most difficult hole on the course plays as a stout par 4 with hazards looming on both sides. Water left and bunkers right create a dramatic risk-reward scenario, especially on the approach shot to a sloped green.

A mid-length par 5 that offers scoring opportunity despite its challenging rating. The hole doglegs subtly while water along the left side threatens aggressive second shots, and bunkers guard the front and sides of the green.

The back nine begins with the course's second-most difficult hole, a substantial par 4 with a tight fairway. Out-of-bounds lurks along one side, while strategic bunkering near the green demands precise approach play to a firm, sloping surface.

A generous par 5 that bends around a central hazard. The fairway offers multiple routes, but water or rough in the middle of the hole punishes poor positioning on the first two shots before the approach to a well-bunkered green.

The easiest par 3 on the course, this short hole still demands accuracy into a compact green. Bunkers surround the putting surface, and the lack of bailout area means errant shots are quickly punished.

A short par 4 that plays much longer than its yardage suggests due to its tight, tree-lined character. The narrow fairway constricts near the green, where bunkers frame both sides of the approach, creating a demanding finish to the approach shot.

A mid-length par 4 that curves gently through a corridor of trees. Hazards tighten around the landing area and guard the entrance to the green, making both accuracy off the tee and finesse on the approach essential.

The simplest hole on the course is a diminutive par 3 with a generous green. Despite minimal bunkering, the shallow putting surface and lack of room for error make this seemingly easy hole deceptively tricky.

A mid-length par 4 that plays relatively straightforward but requires precise positioning. Bunkers guard the right side of the fairway and frame the green's approach, with a sloped surface that deflects off-line shots away from the pin.

The fourth-most difficult hole is a dramatic par 4 where water and hazards create a severe challenge throughout. The fairway narrows considerably mid-hole, and the approach to the green is threatened by water on the left and bunkers on the right.

The closing hole is a robust par 5 that finishes strong with water and hazards framing the left side throughout. The fairway bends around these obstacles while narrowing near the green, where bunkers and water create a demanding final approach.