Osawatomie Golf Course

A straightforward opening par 4 with a welcoming fairway that gradually narrows as it approaches the green. Bunkers guard both sides of the green, demanding accuracy on the approach shot.

A short par 3 playing over relatively open terrain to a modest green. Water left and bunkers right frame the putting surface, making club selection and precision essential.

A gentle par 4 with an inviting fairway and minimal hazards, offering a more forgiving hole despite its length. The green is relatively open but slightly elevated, making this a good scoring opportunity.

A strategic par 4 where positioning is key as the fairway tightens considerably at the landing area. Water threatens the left side of the hole, forcing players to favor the right half of the fairway.

The course's most demanding par 4, requiring a long carry over water that guards the left side of the fairway. The narrowing approach and well-bunkered green demand two precise shots to score well.

A short par 3 with a compact green surrounded by multiple bunkers and light rough. The modest length is offset by the tight target and lack of bailout areas.

A relatively accessible par 4 with a straightforward design and limited hazards. The fairway opens up nicely to a green with light greenside bunkering, making this a potential birdie opportunity.

The second-most difficult par 4 on the course, playing long with water or hazards threatening the left side throughout. The approach requires navigation past bunkering to reach a well-protected green.

A par 5 that tempts aggressive players with a reachable green in two shots, but water hazards left and bunkers right demand careful positioning. The hole's length and strategic bunkering make three shots a prudent option for most.

A par 4 with a dramatic shift in difficulty as yardage increases, featuring water or hazards along one side that penalizes poor positioning. The green sits beyond the main hazard complex, rewarding accurate approach play.

A mid-length par 3 with a green framed by bunkers and light rough, offering moderate challenge without extreme hazards. The hole's straightforward nature provides a good rhythm-breaker on the back nine.

The course's easiest hole relative to par, a par 5 with a generous layout and minimal strategic bunkering. The extended length means three shots is the expected play, with ample room to work with.

The second-hardest hole on the course, a long par 4 where length is the primary test, with hazards punishing wayward shots left and right. The approach to a well-bunkered green demands precision to avoid costly mistakes.

A lengthy par 5 that challenges length more than tactics, with a relatively open fairway but strategic bunkering near the green. Three shots is the prudent play for most, though the hole rewards accuracy throughout.

A dramatic par 4 with significant yardage variation between tees and hazards that shift importance depending on the tee used. Water or strategic bunkering left makes the fairway position critical for the approach.

A short par 3 with a deceptive nature due to significant elevation changes and the limited size of the putting surface. Bunkers surround the green, punishing both under- and over-shooting.

A mid-length par 4 with a straightforward design that plays direct to the green with modest hazard placement. The hole offers a reasonable scoring chance before the demanding finish.

The course closer is a stern par 4 requiring two strong shots over bunkers and hazards left to reach a well-bunkered green. The finishing hole's difficulty and drama make it a fitting conclusion to the round.