Ludlow Country Club

A mid-length par 3 playing to an elevated green with water hazards surrounding the left and rear. The hole's length varies significantly across the tees, making club selection critical to avoid the water and bunkers protecting the approach.

A long par 5 that doglegs left, requiring strategic positioning off the tee to set up the approach. Water left along the entire hole and bunkers guarding the green complex make this a three-shot hole for most players.

A short par 4 with a straightaway design and a relatively open fairway. The green is well-defended by bunkers on both sides, demanding accuracy on the approach shot despite the modest length.

A very short par 3 that plays downhill to a protected green. The small target and surrounding hazards create a deceptively challenging hole despite the modest yardage.

A short par 4 with a narrow, pinched fairway that demands precision off the tee. Hazards close in on both sides, particularly near the green, making this a tight driving hole.

One of the course's most challenging par 4s, this hole features a dogleg right with trouble lining the outside of the turn. Bunkers guard the green, and the length requires a powerful drive to leave a reasonable approach.

A solid par 4 with a dogleg right design and a fairway that slopes from left to right. Bunkers frame the green on the right, and the approach shot into an elevated green requires careful distance control.

The course's signature hole, this par 4 plays slightly uphill with water hazards flanking the left side throughout. The green sits elevated and well-protected, making this a stern test of both power and precision.

A long par 5 with water lining the left side from tee to green. The hole's width narrows considerably near the green, forcing players to position their second shot carefully to avoid the hazard and set up the approach.

A demanding par 4 with a slight dogleg right and bunkers strategically placed along the fairway's right side. The approach to the green is uphill, and bunkers guard both sides of the putting surface.

A relatively short par 4 with a straightforward design but a green that slopes dramatically from back to front. The modest length allows aggressive approaches, though accuracy is rewarded over distance.

A long par 5 with a gradual dogleg left and water hazards along the left side of the fairway. Bunkers protect the entrance to the green, requiring a precise third shot to avoid trouble.

A short par 3 with significant elevation change and a well-bunkered green. The dramatic drop from tee to green and surrounding hazards make this modest hole play much more difficult than its yardage suggests.

A par 4 with a fairway that doglegs right around trees and bunkers. The approach shot plays uphill to a green that slopes away from the player, making both accuracy and distance control essential.

A long par 5 that bends right with water hazards guarding the right side of the fairway and green. The hole stretches nearly 550 yards from the back tees, rewarding good positioning on the second shot to set up the approach.

The course's shortest hole, this par 3 plays downhill over a single bunker to a small, elevated green. The modest distance belies the challenge created by the tight green and surrounding hazards.

A long par 4 with water flanking the left side and out-of-bounds right, creating a narrow corridor for the tee shot. The green is well-protected by bunkers and water, making this one of the course's most demanding finishing holes.

A short par 4 designed as a closing hole with a generous fairway but a green surrounded by bunkers on three sides. The reduced length allows aggressive approaches, though precision is rewarded over distance on the approach shot.