Natanis Golf Course

A long par 5 that plays as a three-shot hole for most players, with a relatively open fairway inviting aggressive positioning. The length and positioning of hazards will challenge distance control on the approach shot to the green.

A short par 4 that can play quite differently depending on tee selection, with significant length variation across the tees. Accuracy off the tee is critical to setting up a manageable approach to the green.

A par 5 that offers birdie opportunities for longer hitters who can reach the green in two shots. The hole's length and shape reward aggressive play but require precise execution on the second and third shots.

A short par 3 with minimal length that demands accuracy over distance. The small target green means that even minor directional misses can result in difficult recovery shots.

A par 4 of moderate length with a relatively straightforward design. The hole's position in the round and reasonable length make it a good scoring opportunity for players who find the fairway.

A short par 4 that plays significantly different based on tee selection, ranging from a driver's distance to a much shorter hole. The compact fairway rewards precision over raw distance.

A brief par 4 from the forward tees that becomes a much more substantial test from the back tees, where it stretches to over 250 yards. The dramatic yardage difference makes this hole play entirely differently depending on tee location.

A solid par 4 of moderate length with a fairly straightforward design. The hole's routing and length make it a key test of consistent play in the middle of the back nine.

The stroke index 1 hole, this challenging par 4 provides a demanding finish to the front nine with substantial length and likely key hazards that must be navigated. Precise execution is required to score well on this signature hole.

A par 5 that opens the back nine with a significant yardage jump, playing as a true three-shot hole for most players. The hole's length and strategic positioning make it an important test early in the back side.

A short par 4 that plays dramatically different across the tees, with substantial variation in length from forward tees to the tips. Tee positioning significantly influences the strategy and difficulty of the approach shot.

A par 5 with moderate length that provides scoring opportunity for players who can execute accurate shots through the landing areas. The hole's position and yardage make it accessible for a birdie opportunity.

A mid-length par 3 that demands accurate iron play to reach a challenging green target. The hole's placement as a par 3 creates a strategic break in the back nine routing.

A long and challenging par 4 that ranks as the 4th handicap hole and requires strong play from tee to green. The length and likely hazards make this a key test in the closing stretch of the course.

The 2nd handicap hole and the second-longest par 4 on the course, this is a significant examination of sustained power and accuracy. Hazards and length combine to make this one of the course's most demanding holes.

A short par 4 that provides a more manageable challenge after the demanding 14th and 15th holes. The reduced length offers a scoring opportunity in the closing stretch of the back nine.

A solid par 4 of moderate length that plays fairly consistently across tee selections. The hole's positioning near the end of the round makes it an important test in the closing sequence.

A finishing par 4 of moderate length that concludes the round with a consistent, demanding test. The closing hole requires accurate execution to complete a full 18-hole round of golf.