Ole Monterey Golf Club

A straightforward par 4 playing to just over 330 yards, featuring a relatively open fairway that tightens as it approaches the green. Bunkers positioned near the green demand accuracy on the approach shot, while rough lines both sides of the fairway.

A solid par 4 at 390+ yards from the back tees, where bunkers guard the fairway and frame the approach to the green. The demanding length and strategic bunkering make this a significant test of accuracy off the tee and into the green.

A par 4 with considerable length variation across the tees, ranging from 334 to 400 yards, with bunkers positioned to challenge the approach. Rough along the fairway edges and near the green adds to the difficulty of finding the putting surface.

The stroke index 1 handicap hole at 452 yards from the blues, this par 4 is the course's strongest test with strategic bunkering along the fairway and at the green. The length and bunker placement demand precision on both the tee and approach shots.

A mid-length par 4 playing approximately 370–407 yards depending on tee selection, with a defined fairway corridor. The straightforward design provides a fair test of solid ballstriking without excessive hazards.

A short par 3 ranging from 135 to 181 yards, where bunkers guard the green and demand an accurate tee shot to find the putting surface. The compact distance masks the precision required to avoid sand.

A par 5 stretching to over 500 yards from the back tees, offering plenty of length for players to attack in two shots or lay up strategically. The expansive hole provides room to work but rewards well-executed shots.

A par 4 at approximately 400 yards with bunkers positioned to challenge the approach shot. The moderate length and bunker placement create an interesting risk-reward scenario on the second shot.

A par 4 where a lateral water hazard comes into play along one side of the hole, adding strategic complexity to the fairway and approach. Bunkers complement the water hazard to tighten the corridor and demand careful shot placement.

A short par 3 playing just over 100 yards, where bunkers guard the green and a small target area requires precision. The brevity belies the accuracy needed to avoid sand and find the putting surface.

A strong par 4 measuring over 400 yards from the tees, with bunkers and rough framing both the fairway and green approach. The length and bunkering create a demanding hole that tests both distance and accuracy.

A mid-length par 3 at 145–182 yards with bunkers and rough surrounding the green. The moderate distance and multi-hazard defense make this a solid short-game test.

The stroke index 3 hole at over 415 yards, this par 4 features bunkers along the fairway and green with rough lining the passage. The combination of length, hazards, and fairway geometry creates one of the course's most challenging two-shot holes.

A par 4 at approximately 410–427 yards with bunkers and rough defining the fairway and green complex. The length and strategic hazard placement demand solid execution on both shots.

A par 4 playing around 375–390 yards with bunkers near the green and rough bordering the fairway. The moderate length and greenside bunkering create a balanced test of accuracy.

The stroke index 2 hole, a dramatic par 3 ranging from 148 to 259 yards with significant yardage spread across tees. Bunkers and rough defend the green, making club selection and precise execution critical on this short but potent hole.

A par 5 stretching over 490 yards from the tips with bunkers and rough guarding the fairway and green. The length provides players options for attacking or laying up strategically, with hazards rewarding disciplined shot placement.

A finishing par 5 at over 480 yards, where water and bunkers protect the green and add pressure to the approach. The closing hole combines length, hazards, and strategic complexity for a memorable finish.