Mid Pines Club

A welcoming opener, this mid-length par 4 eases players onto the course with a relatively open landing area off the tee. The fairway tightens as it approaches the green, where bunkers frame the putting surface and demand an accurate approach. A solid start sets the tone for the round.

A mid-length par 3 that plays across open ground to a well-bunkered green. The putting surface is exposed to wind, which can dramatically alter the effective distance. Precise distance control is essential to hold the green and avoid the surrounding hazards.

One of the longer par 4s on the front nine, this hole demands a strong tee shot to set up a manageable approach. The green is guarded by bunkers, and the length of the hole leaves little margin for error on the second shot. Handicap 7 reflects the sustained difficulty from tee to green.

A shorter par 4 that rewards accuracy over power, with the green reachable for longer hitters under the right conditions. Bunkers and tight surroundings near the green make a precise approach necessary regardless of how the hole is played. Its modest yardage belies a tricky finish.

A mid-length par 5 that offers the opportunity to score but asks for patient positioning along the way. The fairway presents a series of decisions as players work toward a green protected by hazards on the approaches. Three well-executed shots are rewarded, while aggressive play carries real risk.

Rated the number one handicap hole on the course, this demanding par 5 earns its reputation through sheer length and strategic complexity. The fairway corridors and green complex combine to punish wayward shots at every stage. Reaching the green in regulation is a genuine achievement for players of all levels.

The third-hardest hole on the course, this par 4 combines length with a well-defended green to create one of the more taxing tests on the back half of the front nine. The tee shot must find the fairway to open up a clear look at a green flanked by bunkers. Misjudging the approach here is easily done.

A shorter par 3 with a relaxed handicap rating, this hole provides a brief reprieve in the round. The green is accessible, though bunkering around the putting surface still demands a clean strike. Wind and pin placement can shift the character of the hole considerably.

A shorter par 4 that closes out the front nine, with enough length to require a committed tee shot but short enough to tempt aggressive play. The approach must navigate greenside bunkering to set up a birdie opportunity. A well-played nine ends here with a chance to sign a strong scorecard.

The back nine opens with one of the course's most formidable holes — a long par 5 rated second in difficulty. The sheer yardage demands consistent ball-striking from tee to green, and the approach is guarded by hazards that protect a difficult target. A strong start to the back nine is not guaranteed here.

The easiest rated hole on the course, this shorter par 3 offers a moment of relative calm in the back nine. The green is reachable with a mid or short iron from most tee positions, though greenside bunkers remain in play. A missed green here can still lead to a dropped shot if the short game is not sharp.

A mid-length par 4 of moderate difficulty, where a well-placed tee shot leaves a straightforward approach to the green. Bunkers frame the putting surface and punish any imprecision in the second shot. The hole rewards clean, controlled play rather than length.

The longest par 3 on the course, stretching to 217 yards from the tips, making it one of the more demanding one-shotters on the property. The distance alone creates difficulty, and the green complex adds further challenge with bunkering that catches short or wayward shots. A par here is a genuine accomplishment.

A shorter par 4 with a high handicap rating, suggesting the hole plays more generously than its yardage might imply. The approach to the green is the focal point, with bunkering that can complicate scoring for players who miss the fairway. A straightforward hole that still demands attention.

The longest hole on the course, this par 5 stretches to 528 yards from the tips and requires three sound shots to reach in regulation. Hazards along the route keep the pressure on throughout, and the green is well-protected to defend against reckless approaches. Patience and positioning are rewarded on this lengthy test.

A long par 4 rated sixth in difficulty, this hole demands both length and accuracy off the tee to set up a quality approach. The green is well-bunkered and not easily held from awkward angles, making the tee shot placement critically important. One of the stronger finishing challenges on the back nine.

A mid-length par 4 with a gentler handicap rating that makes it one of the more scoreable holes down the stretch. The fairway leads to a green with bunkering that still demands a quality approach, despite the forgiving rating. A composed performance here can protect a strong back nine score.

A fitting closing par 4, rated fourth in difficulty, that asks for a strong tee shot and a precise approach to end the round. The green complex is well-guarded and placed to reward accuracy while penalizing anything errant. It is a worthy final test that brings players back to the clubhouse on a note of genuine challenge.