Lake Shastina Gr

A lengthy par 5 that requires positioning off the tee to set up the approach. The fairway offers room to work with, but accuracy into the green is key as bunkers and water hazards protect the scoring zone.

A short par 4 with a straightforward layout that rewards solid ball-striking. The compact distance makes accuracy more important than length, with the green well-defined by strategic bunkering.

An accessible par 3 featuring a shorter carry to a receptive green. Water or sand hazards frame the green to test precision, making club selection and accuracy critical from the tee.

A demanding par 4 and the course's toughest hole, requiring a strong drive to set up the approach. Hazards guard both sides of the fairway and green, leaving little room for error on this signature hole.

A mid-length par 4 with a manageable fairway that allows aggressive play off the tee. The approach must navigate hazards protecting the green, making both accuracy and distance important.

A tough par 4 that plays longer than it appears, with hazards tightening the landing area. The green is well-guarded, demanding a precise second shot to find the putting surface.

A solid par 4 with a balanced design that challenges off the tee and into the green. Fairway hazards and greenside bunkering require strategic positioning throughout the hole.

A mid-length par 3 with a straightforward carry to the green. Water or bunkers frame the target, making it essential to find the green in regulation from the tee.

An attractive par 5 that offers birdie opportunity with proper positioning. The hole features strategic hazards along the fairway and around the green, rewarding aggressive yet smart play.

A long par 5 and one of the course's most challenging holes, demanding two strong shots to set up the approach. Water, rough, and bunkers define the hole throughout, testing both power and precision.

A short par 3 with a generous green that provides scoring opportunity. Hazards protect the green's edges, so accuracy from the tee is essential despite the shorter yardage.

A stern par 4 with the second-highest handicap rating, requiring a strong drive and accurate approach. Hazards frame both the fairway and green, making this one of the course's most challenging scoring holes.

A short par 3 and the easiest hole on the course, offering a prime birdie opportunity. The elevated green is protected by light bunkering, rewarding a solid tee shot.

A demanding par 5 with a doglegged or contoured fairway that tests positioning throughout. Water and bunkers come into play strategically, making aggressive play risky on the approach.

A short par 4 that can be aggressive off the tee, with the fairway opening toward scoring opportunity. Greenside hazards tighten the target, so the approach shot demands accuracy despite the manageable distance.

A long par 3 with a forced carry over water or rough terrain to a challenging green. Strategic bunkering guards the target, making this a defining one-shot hole that requires confidence and precision.

A well-designed par 4 with good balance between fairway and green, offering birdie chance with solid play. Hazards frame the hole throughout, requiring strategy and accuracy to finish strong.

A dramatic finishing par 5 with strategic hazards defining the fairway and approach. The hole rewards aggressive positioning and smart layup strategy, providing a climactic conclusion to the round.