Pinon Hills Gc

A straightforward par 4 that plays slightly uphill to a green protected by bunkers on the right side. The fairway remains relatively open, making this an inviting opening hole that rewards accurate approach play.

A par 4 with a gentle dogleg right that tightens as it approaches the green. Strategic positioning off the tee is important, as the landing area narrows and bunkers guard the right side of the green.

The course's signature par 4 and toughest hole, playing longer and requiring precision from tee to green. Hazards frame both sides of the fairway, and the green sits elevated with bunkers positioned to catch wayward approaches.

A short par 3 with a relatively straightforward shot to the green. While modest in length, bunkers guard the front and sides of the green, demanding an accurate tee shot to secure par.

A short par 4 that plays downhill toward the green, offering an opportunity for aggressive play. The narrow green is protected by bunkers, requiring a precise second shot despite the hole's shorter length.

A par 3 of moderate length sitting on slightly elevated terrain. The green is well-bunkered on multiple sides, making club selection critical on this otherwise straightforward one-shotter.

A par 4 with a gentle dogleg left that plays through a scenic corridor. Bunkers protect the left side of the fairway and guard the green, rewarding a well-placed tee shot.

The course's second-most difficult hole, a strong par 5 that plays uphill throughout. Bunkers dot the fairway and surround the green, creating a true three-shot test that demands controlled distance and positioning.

The most challenging hole on the course, this par 5 demands length and accuracy with hazards strategically placed throughout. The hole's length and layout create a formidable finishing stretch on the front nine.

A par 4 that plays generally straightforward with bunkers guarding the right side of the green. The fairway offers decent width, but precision with the approach shot is essential for birdie opportunities.

A par 4 with moderate difficulty that plays relatively straight toward a well-protected green. Bunkers frame the landing area and surround the putting surface, making this a balanced test of shotmaking.

The course's most difficult par 3, playing at nearly 200 yards from the back tees. A heavily bunkered green and elevated terrain create a demanding one-shot hole that requires commitment and accuracy.

A par 5 with a dogleg configuration that provides a reasonable three-shot opportunity for most players. Bunkers are positioned throughout the hole, and the green sits elevated, demanding a controlled final approach.

A shorter par 4 that plays downhill and offers an inviting birdie opportunity. Despite its modest length, bunkers frame the green and the sloping terrain requires thoughtful club selection off the tee.

A very short par 3 that belies its difficulty ranking through bunkers surrounding a small, protected green. The tight target demands precision despite the brief yardage, making this a deceptive one-shotter.

A par 4 with a slight dogleg that plays through relatively open terrain before tightening near the green. Bunkers guard the green on both sides, and accurate positioning off the tee is crucial for a clear approach.

The third-toughest hole, a par 5 that plays uphill with bunkers strategically placed throughout the fairway and around the green. The elevated green and length create a demanding finishing par 5 that tests all aspects of the game.

The course's second-toughest hole and a dramatic closing par 4 that plays longer and uphill to an elevated green. Bunkers frame both sides and guard the green, creating a demanding final test that leaves a lasting impression.