Palmetto Hall Country Club

A straight par 4 playing as the course's #1 handicap hole, demanding accuracy throughout. The fairway is well-bunkered on the right side with bunkers guarding the approach to the green, making this a stern opening test.

A short par 4 that plays as the easiest hole on the course. Water left of the fairway and green poses the primary hazard, while the relatively narrow landing area requires precision despite the modest yardage.

A mid-length par 3 with a straightforward approach to the green. Bunkers frame the green on both sides, making club selection and distance control the keys to avoiding sand.

A strong par 4 ranked #3 in difficulty with water lining the left side of both fairway and green. The hole's length combined with the water hazard creates a demanding second shot into the protected green.

A reachable par 5 with water hazards requiring careful navigation on the approach. The fairway opens up for aggressive players looking to get close in two, while the three-shot route remains available for those playing conservatively.

A short par 3 playing as the easiest three-shot hole on the course. Bunkers surround the green, offering a forgiving short-iron opportunity with enough hazards to punish poor execution.

A moderate par 4 with a fairway that tightens as it approaches the green. Bunkers and water near the green demand an accurate approach shot, making this mid-length hole a fair challenge.

A short par 4 with a straightforward layout and bunkers guarding the green. The modest yardage belies the precision needed on the approach to avoid the sand and find the putting surface.

A long par 5 ranked #7 in difficulty with water hazards coming into play along the left side. The hole rewards aggressive play but punishes errant shots toward the water, creating strategic decisions for all skill levels.

A strong par 4 with water left that runs the entire length of the hole. The fairway angles slightly away from the water, but accuracy is essential to avoid the hazard on both the drive and approach.

A long par 5 with bunkers strategically placed throughout the fairway and around the green. The hole's length and multi-hazard design make it a significant test on the back nine.

A short par 4 with bunkers flanking the green on both sides. The modest length is offset by the need for a precise approach shot, making this a tactical hole despite its yardage.

The shortest par 3 on the course, playing as the easiest hole overall. A single well-placed bunker near the green presents the only real hazard on this straightforward short iron opportunity.

A long and strong par 4 ranked #4 in overall difficulty, featuring water left that threatens both the driving and approach zones. The hole's length and hazard placement demand solid striking from tee to green.

A generous par 5 with bunkers positioned throughout the fairway and surrounding the green. The hole offers multiple routes to the green, with strategic options available depending on risk tolerance.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairly direct routing to the green. Bunkers guard the approaches, making this a solid mid-range test that punishes careless play without excessive length.

A short par 3 playing as the easiest hole on the back nine. Bunkers protect the green, but the modest yardage presents a straightforward scoring opportunity.

A strong finishing par 4 ranked #2 in difficulty with water left creating hazard throughout. The hole's championship length and prominent water hazard make this a dramatic and demanding conclusion to the round.