Princeton Valley Golf Course

A straightforward opening par 4 with a fairway that gradually narrows as it approaches the green. Bunkers guard the right side of the green, requiring accuracy on the approach shot to a relatively open landing area off the tee.

A moderate par 4 that plays slightly longer than the first hole with a similar straightforward design. The approach to the green demands precision, with bunkers positioned to challenge wayward second shots.

The longest par 4 on the front nine, this hole presents a stern test with its length and demanding approach. Strategic bunkering around the green penalizes poor positioning, making tee placement crucial.

A short par 3 that provides relief from the longer par 4s. The small green is the primary target, with bunkers nearby requiring a clean strike to avoid trouble.

The number one handicap hole, this par 5 is the course's most challenging and plays considerably long from all tees. Length and green-side hazards combine to make reaching the green in regulation a significant accomplishment.

A brief par 4 offering a scoring opportunity with its modest length. Despite the shorter distance, the green is well-protected, demanding an accurate approach to secure par.

A short to mid-length par 4 with straightforward character that invites aggressive play from the tee. The narrow landing area and strategic bunkering near the green add challenge despite the hole's modest yardage.

The shortest par 3 on the course, this hole is relatively forgiving in length but still requires a precise tee shot. The small green leaves little margin for error on the approach.

A long par 5 closing out the front nine with substantial yardage that demands two strong shots to set up the approach. Water and bunkers frame the green, making the final shot challenging despite the hole's length advantage.

The back nine begins with a par 4 mirroring the opening hole's design—a straightforward test with a narrowing fairway and greenside bunkers on the right. Positioning off the tee is essential for an open approach.

Similar in character to hole two, this par 4 requires length and accuracy on both the drive and approach shot. Bunker placement around the green rewards precise shot-making.

The most difficult hole on the back nine, this long par 4 demands two consecutive strong shots to reach the green safely. Hazards positioned strategically throughout the hole penalize errant play.

A short par 3 that provides a breather with its modest length and straightforward design. The green, while small, is relatively accessible from the tee.

The second-hardest hole on the course, this par 5 challenges players with considerable length and strategic hazard placement. The fairway and green require thoughtful positioning to maximize scoring chances.

A brief par 4 that offers another scoring opportunity with its short yardage. The tight green and surrounding bunkers demand a delicate touch on the approach despite the hole's modest distance.

A short par 4 with a tight layout that requires precision over power. Narrow fairways and well-positioned bunkers make this a deceptively challenging hole despite its modest length.

The shortest hole on the course, this par 3 is a reprieve requiring only a tee shot to find the small green. Bunkers nearby add consequence to an otherwise short test.

The finishing par 5 is a lengthy, closing hole that demands two strong shots to reach the green in regulation. Strategic hazards and a well-bunkered green create a fitting climax to the round.