Northwood Club

A straightforward par 4 that plays relatively consistent in length across all tees. The fairway is receptive but narrows as it approaches the green, where bunkers positioned right require attention on the approach shot.

A lengthy par 5 that demands two solid strokes to set up a manageable approach. The hole stretches significantly, with the challenge lying in positioning for the second shot to avoid any trouble guarding the green.

A demanding par 4 that plays considerably longer from the back tees, with substantial yardage spreads across the course. Accuracy is essential as the fairway tightens and the approach becomes increasingly difficult.

The course's most challenging par 4, playing firm in length with little relief regardless of tee selection. The tight fairway and well-protected green create a genuine test of all-around shot-making.

A short par 3 with minimal variation in length across tees, making it an accessible one-shot hole. The modest yardage allows for straightforward club selection, though the green's defenses demand precision.

A lengthy par 4 of substantial length from the championship tees, playing nearly 100 yards shorter from the forward tees. The significant yardage spreads make this hole play quite differently depending on tee position.

A strong par 4 that remains challenging across all tee boxes, with more than 100 yards separating the longest and shortest options. The fairway and green require accurate striking to avoid penalty.

The course's most difficult hole, playing as a true par 4 test from every tee with substantial yardage demands. The length and likely hazard placement combine to make this a defining challenge on the back nine.

A formidable par 3 that plays nearly 90 yards longer from the back tees than the front, making it significantly more difficult for longer hitters. The green is well-defended and demands an accurate one-shot effort.

A relatively short par 4 with considerable scoring opportunity, though the tighter yardage spreads suggest a straightforward design. The hole remains manageable from most tee positions without excessive hazard threat.

The second-most difficult hole on the course, playing with substantial length and a significant spread between championship and forward tees. The fairway and approach demand precision throughout the hole.

The shortest par 3 at Northwood, offering the most accessible one-shot hole with a 50-yard range between tee boxes. The modest distance allows for aggressive approach options, though the green's protection cannot be ignored.

A mid-length par 4 that plays considerably shorter from the forward tees, with more than 100 yards separating the extreme yardages. The hole becomes more manageable as tee options move forward.

A strong par 5 with substantial yardage spreads across the course, ranging nearly 150 yards between longest and shortest options. The hole requires smart positioning off the tee and a well-executed second shot to attack the green.

A moderate par 4 with more than 120 yards between the back and front tees, creating varied difficulty depending on tee selection. The significant spread suggests different strategy options for different players.

A dramatic par 3 with over 125 yards between the longest and shortest tees, making this hole play extremely differently for different players. The length variance creates substantially different challenges in club selection and approach.

A challenging par 4 that plays firmly from the back tees with a generous 115-yard range between extreme yardages. The hole demands solid execution, with the fairway and green placement critical to scoring.

A finishing par 4 of moderate length with balanced yardage spreads across the tees, creating a reasonable closing hole. The fairway and green design likely present a fitting test to conclude the round.