Pikewood National

A welcoming opening par 4 with a relatively straight fairway that gradually narrows as it approaches the green. Bunkers guard the right side of the green, while the left offers a safer bailout area for the approach shot.

The #1 handicap hole is a demanding par 4 that stretches to 515 yards from the back tees. Water hazards and bunkers frame the fairway, and the green is well-defended, making this a significant test early in the round.

A mid-length par 3 playing to a well-bunkered green surrounded by sand on multiple sides. The elevated tee shot requires precision to find the putting surface and avoid the surrounding hazards.

A long par 4 that demands distance and accuracy off the tee, with water or out-of-bounds concerns along the right side. The fairway doglegs slightly, and the green is protected by strategic bunkering.

The shortest hole on the course is a par 3 playing under 170 yards with a straightforward design. Despite its brevity, bunkers and green-side hazards ensure that precision is still required.

A strong par 4 at 400 yards that features a dogleg configuration and tight fairway corridors. Bunkers frame both sides of the approach, and the green's position demands an accurate final shot.

The #3 handicap hole, a lengthy par 5 that plays over 580 yards and is the course's sternest test. Water and bunkers threaten both sides throughout the hole, making it a three-shot challenge for most players.

A par 5 with a wide fairway that gradually narrows as it approaches the green complex. Bunkers and water hazards guard the approach, and the green's depth requires careful distance control on the final shot.

A powerful par 4 that stretches to over 500 yards from the back tees with a dramatic doglegs left. Out-of-bounds and water hazards line the left side, making the right side a more forgiving route to the green.

The #2 handicap hole, a par 4 that presents perhaps the course's most serious challenge despite reasonable length. Bunkers, water hazards, and a narrow fairway demand precision from tee to green.

A challenging par 4 with a fairway that narrows significantly at the 300-yard mark, funneling players toward the green. Strategic bunkering and water hazards on the right side make position off the tee critical.

The #18 handicap (easiest) par 3 plays under 220 yards to a relatively open green with modest bunkering. This provides a brief respite before the closing stretch of difficult holes.

A par 4 with a straight fairway that opens nicely off the tee but narrows considerably on the approach. Bunkers frame the right side of the green, with out-of-bounds a concern left on the approach.

A short par 3 under 175 yards that belies its difficulty through strategic green-side bunkering and an elevated, sloped green. Wind and the small target area make this a trickier shot than distance alone suggests.

A par 5 that plays relatively generous in length but features water hazards and bunkers that threaten both sides of the fairway. The green's elevation and bunkering demand a thoughtful approach on the third shot.

A mid-length par 4 with a dramatic contrast between tee boxes; forward tees play under 270 yards while back tees stretch over 440. The fairway doglegs, with bunkers and hazards guarding the inside of the bend.

A substantial par 5 at 578 yards from the back that features a fairway pinched by hazards on both sides. Water and bunkers throughout the hole make this a rigorous test, requiring three solid shots to reach the green safely.

The #4 handicap finishing hole is a difficult par 4 that plays long and narrow with bunkers framing the fairway. The approach shot to a well-bunkered green provides a strong conclusion to the round.