North Andover Country Club

A straightforward par 4 that plays shorter from the gold tees. The fairway is relatively open, but the approach to the green requires accuracy as the landing area tightens near the putting surface.

A short par 3 requiring a precise tee shot to a well-defined green. The modest length makes club selection straightforward, but any miss can be costly depending on hazard placement.

The number one handicap hole, this par 4 is the course's most challenging. The relatively short yardage belies the difficulty, suggesting significant hazards or an unusually demanding green complex that demands accuracy off the tee and approach.

A mid-length par 4 that plays significantly longer from the forward tees due to the setup. The varying yardages suggest strategic bunkering or other hazards that penalize certain lines more severely than others.

A short par 4 from the gold tees but stretching to over 300 yards from the green tees. The dramatic yardage variance indicates a hole where course management and proper tee selection are critical to success.

A par 5 that offers birdie opportunities but with enough length to challenge even strong players from the back tees. The fairway likely requires two solid shots to set up a reasonable approach to the green.

The easiest hole on the course at handicap 17, this short par 4 should present scoring opportunities. Despite its modest length, the hole is interesting enough to avoid being trivial.

A short par 3 under 150 yards from most tees, making it an attractive scoring opportunity. The compact nature suggests a tight green or significant greenside hazards that demand precision.

The third-hardest hole, this par 4 grows significantly longer from the forward tees—nearly 80 yards difference between gold and green markers. The dramatic length increase from certain tees indicates a hole that can humbled depending on where play occurs.

A solid par 4 at approximately 310 yards across the card, except from the green tees where it stretches to 326. The consistent yardage suggests a straightforward test without the dramatic variance of other holes.

A par 3 that remains around 150 yards from all forward and middle tees but stretches on the green tees. The measured approach makes this a fair mid-length three-shotter with consistent shot-making demands.

The second-hardest hole on the course, this par 4 maintains relatively consistent yardage across tees at approximately 290-300 yards. The difficulty rating suggests substantial hazards or an exceptionally demanding green complex.

A par 4 of moderate length that plays to similar yardages from most tees until the green markers, where it extends to 311. The hole likely features strategic bunkering or water that tests precision from the fairway.

The 16th hardest hole, this par 4 appears to offer good scoring potential. The shorter yardage from gold and white tees suggests it serves as a birdie opportunity amid stiffer competition.

A substantial par 5 that extends over 470 yards from the back tees while remaining around 370 from the gold markers. This birdie opportunity rewards aggressive play but demands accuracy on the approach for those laying up.

A par 3 that varies significantly in length—just 209 yards from the green tees but stretching to 213 from the golds. The short yardage and ranking as the 8th hardest hole suggest a deceptively tricky green or well-positioned hazards.

The easiest par 3 on the course at just 115-150 yards, this short one-shotter should yield scoring opportunities. Its handicap 18 rating makes it an ideal confidence-building hole.

The closing par 4 varies dramatically in length—290 yards from gold but nearly 370 from the green tees. The yardage swing and mid-range handicap suggest an exciting finishing hole with hazards that penalize certain approaches more than others.