Mount Tabor Country Club

A short, straightforward par 4 playing just 255 yards with a wide-open fairway that invites an aggressive approach. The green is well-bunkered on the right, making accuracy on the approach shot essential.

A modest par 4 at 283 yards with a relatively open layout and minimal hazards off the tee. The approach demands precision as the green is tightly guarded, making this a good scoring opportunity that rewards solid ball-striking.

The course's most difficult par 4 stretches to 430 yards with a demanding dogleg shape that requires careful positioning off the tee. Water hazards and strategic bunkering frame both the fairway and green, testing both power and placement.

This mammoth par 5 at 462 yards plays as the course's toughest hole with a demanding layout that will challenge even strong players to reach the green in regulation. Hazards strategically placed throughout the hole demand aggressive yet accurate play on each shot.

A short par 3 of 156 yards offering a welcome scoring opportunity with a relatively simple design. Water guards the left side of the green, making a center or right-side miss preferable to trouble left.

A mid-length par 3 at 171 yards with an elevated green that requires a confident shot over moderate hazards. Bunkers protect the front and sides of the green, rewarding an accurate approach over a cautious one.

A compact par 4 at 311 yards that rewards aggressive play with a straightforward routing and limited major hazards. The narrow green demands precision on the approach despite the hole's manageable length.

A treacherous par 5 at 465 yards that ranks among the course's most difficult with strategic water and bunker placement throughout. The generous yardage requires three well-executed shots, with the approach shot particularly vulnerable to greenside hazards.

A solidly challenging par 4 at 344 yards with a fairway that requires thoughtful positioning to set up a manageable approach. Bunkers frame the landing area and green, penalizing both wayward tee shots and imprecise second shots.

The course's shortest par 4 at just 240 yards, playing as an inviting birdie opportunity with a relatively open design. The compact green and minimal hazards make this an ideal scoring hole for the back nine.

A straightforward par 4 of 274 yards with a clear routing and few major obstacles to navigate. Strategic bunkering near the green tightens the target on the approach, keeping the hole challenging despite its modest length.

A solid par 4 at 365 yards with a balanced design that demands competence off both the tee and on the approach. Well-placed hazards frame the fairway and green, rewarding players who find the center of the course.

The second-most difficult hole on the course at 400 yards with a challenging layout and strategic hazard placement throughout. Water or significant bunkering guards the approach area, making the third shot a critical test of precision.

A mid-length par 3 at 198 yards with a challenging tee shot over a significant hazard to a well-guarded green. The elevated green and surrounding trouble make this a rewarding hole for solid execution.

A short par 3 of 151 yards offering a confidence-building scoring opportunity with a relatively straightforward design. Light bunkering frames the green, making this an ideal chance to build momentum in the back nine.

A compact par 4 at 307 yards with a narrow fairway that requires accuracy off the tee to set up a good approach. Bunkers and slight elevation changes add character and challenge to this deceptively difficult short par 4.

A formidable par 5 at 433 yards that ranks fourth in difficulty with strategic water and bunker placement testing players across all three shots. The exciting risk-reward nature of the hole demands aggressive yet intelligent play throughout.

A fitting finishing par 4 at 355 yards with a balanced design that rewards solid play on both shots. Greenside bunkers and a well-defended putting surface provide a memorable closing challenge to the round.