Marshall Canyon Golf Course

A long par 5 that plays as a three-shot hole for most players, with a relatively open fairway inviting aggressive play. The length and positioning of hazards reward accuracy on the approach shots to a well-bunkered green.

A short par 3 featuring a modest green complex that requires only a short iron or wedge. The minimal length makes precision more important than distance, with hazards tightening around the target.

The course's third-hardest hole, this par 4 demands accuracy off the tee with trouble lurking on both sides of a narrowing fairway. The approach to the green is the defining challenge, with strategic bunkering protecting the scoring area.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairway that requires a well-placed drive to set up a manageable approach. Hazards frame both sides of the hole, making position off the tee critical to success.

The course's most difficult hole, this par 4 stretches to over 400 yards and demands two strong, accurate shots to reach the green in regulation. Trouble is positioned throughout the hole, challenging golfers at every step.

A shorter par 4 that offers an opportunity for birdie with a well-executed drive and approach. The reduced length allows for more aggressive play while still requiring precision to avoid hazards.

A short par 3 with significant variance in yardage across the tee boxes, creating different challenges depending on the tee selection. The compact green demands an accurate tee shot to avoid surrounding trouble.

A brief par 4 that plays as one of the course's shorter holes, yet still requires two solid shots to the green. The compact length means that position and accuracy are paramount over distance.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairway that tightens toward the green, requiring both distance and placement off the tee. The approach shot must navigate hazards positioned to guard the scoring area.

A generous par 5 that offers birdie opportunities for players who can position their shots effectively through the fairway. The three-shot nature of the hole means strategic positioning trumps sheer length.

The easiest hole on the course, this par 3 features a very short playing distance with forgiving green dimensions. Even with minimal length, hazards still demand respect and accurate execution.

A short par 4 that plays significantly shorter from the forward tees, offering scoring opportunities for those who keep their tee ball in play. The brevity allows for a direct approach to a receptive green.

The course's second-hardest hole, this par 4 plays deceptively difficult despite its modest yardage, with narrow fairway corridors and tight green surroundings. Accuracy is essential, as the hole punishes poor positioning more than distance shortcomings.

A mid-length par 4 where the fairway and green layout demand controlled aggression off the tee and into the scoring area. Strategic positioning is rewarded, while wayward shots are penalized by surrounding hazards.

A solid par 4 that requires two quality shots to find the green in regulation, with hazards positioned to challenge both the drive and approach. The length and layout make this a stern test of accuracy and distance control.

A very short par 3 that plays significantly different based on tee selection, with the shortest tees making this a risk-reward pitch shot. The small target area demands precision regardless of distance.

A mid-length par 5 offering birdie potential for players who can position their shots strategically through the fairway. The three-shot hole favors thoughtful course management over aggressive play.

The fourth-hardest hole on the course, this finishing par 4 plays longer than it appears and demands solid execution from tee to green. A properly bunkered green complex provides a demanding conclusion to the round.