Pinehurst Country Club

A welcoming opening par 4 that plays relatively short with a straightforward routing. The fairway is forgiving off the tee, allowing a clear approach to a green that presents a good scoring opportunity.

A solid par 4 that demands accuracy from the tee with the fairway tightening as it approaches the green. Well-positioned bunkers frame the landing area and protect the putting surface, rewarding a well-executed approach shot.

A mid-length par 3 that requires a controlled tee shot to a relatively open green. While bunkers are present, the hole's primary challenge comes from finding the correct distance to a pin that can be tucked in various positions.

The course's signature par 5 and the number-one handicap hole, stretching to over 600 yards from the back tees with a risk-reward layout. Strategic bunkering along the fairway and around the green forces players to carefully consider their approach, whether attacking or laying up.

A short-to-mid-length par 3 that plays deceptively challenging despite modest yardage. The green is well-guarded and requires a precise tee shot to avoid trouble and secure par.

A straight par 4 that is reachable in two but demands solid strikes from tee to green. Bunkers frame the fairway and green, protecting a layout that rewards straightforward play.

A well-proportioned par 4 that sits among the course's most demanding holes with excellent balance between length and strategic hazard placement. The fairway offers a clear target, but precision is required to avoid the bunkers guarding the approach and green.

A short par 4 that provides a brief respite in the round with a more generous fairway and approach. The hole's accessibility makes it a good scoring opportunity for those who find the fairway.

The second-most difficult hole on the course, this par 4 is a dramatic closing hole to the front nine with significant length and strategic bunkering. The fairway narrows as it approaches a well-defended green, demanding two solid shots to reach the scoring zone.

A strong par 4 that opens the back nine with bunkers strategically placed to challenge both the tee shot and approach. The hole's design encourages controlled play and rewards accuracy over distance.

A testing par 4 with a fairway that presents a narrow corridor through strategic bunkering. The approach into the green is the hole's defining challenge, requiring a well-struck shot to avoid the hazards framing the putting surface.

A short, manageable par 3 that offers solid scoring potential with a relatively open green. Bunkers provide protection but the hole's primary test is executing the correct tee shot distance.

The second-hardest hole on the course, this par 4 commands respect with length and demanding approach angles into a well-guarded green. Strategic bunkering throughout the hole punishes anything less than controlled, precise play from both tee and fairway.

A long par 4 with a driving corridor that requires accuracy to set up a manageable approach shot. Bunkers dot the landscape and demand thoughtful positioning off the tee to access scoring opportunities.

A mid-length par 4 with a straightforward design that presents a fair test of solid shotmaking. The fairway is receptive, but bunkers around the green require attention on the approach shot.

The course's easiest par 5 and final five-par hole, offering a realistic birdie opportunity for strong players. The hole's length is manageable, and the routing allows aggressive play for those seeking to capitalize on the risk-reward structure.

A mid-range par 3 that closes the back nine with a balanced combination of length and hazard placement. The green is accessible but demands a quality tee shot to take advantage of a good scoring hole.

The course's fourth-hardest hole and dramatic closing par 4, this finisher tests composure with meaningful length and strategic bunkering down the corridor. A strong finish requires two solid shots into a well-defended green to secure a satisfying conclusion to the round.