Raber Gc

A mid-length par 5 that offers birdie opportunity off the tee. The fairway is relatively open, allowing aggressive players to advance significantly on their second shot before approaching a well-bunkered green.

A straightforward par 4 with a clean approach to the green. Hazards frame the sides, requiring accuracy from the tee to set up a manageable approach shot.

A short par 4 that plays deceptively challenging despite its modest length. Strategic bunkering around the green demands precision on the approach.

A compact par 4 where position off the tee is critical. The hole's tight character means even small errors in the fairway can complicate the second shot into the green.

The shortest par 4 on the course, offering a genuine scoring opportunity from both tee boxes. A well-placed drive leaves a short iron or wedge to a relatively open green.

A short par 3 that plays straightforward with minimal hazard interference. The modest yardage makes this a confidence-building hole that rewards solid contact.

A tight par 4 where the fairway's narrow character demands accuracy off the tee. The compact layout leaves little room for error, especially on the approach to the green.

A generous par 5 reachable in two shots from the gold tees. The fairway provides ample space for the opening drive, setting up an attractive birdie opportunity.

A par 3 of modest length that serves as a scoring hole between longer stretches. Water or bunkers likely protect the green, requiring a precise short iron.

A mid-length par 4 with straightforward character from the gold tees. The back tees add significant length and complexity, introducing additional hazard considerations.

A traditional par 4 that plays relatively straight with consistent hazard placement. Bunkering likely frames the fairway or green, requiring disciplined shotmaking.

A balanced par 4 with moderate length and hazard pressure. The hole's design demands solid contact both off the tee and into the green.

A substantial par 5 that requires two strong shots to reach the green in regulation. Water or rough hazards likely come into play, especially for those trying to reach in two.

A longer par 4 that plays as one of the course's stiffer tests. Hazards positioned at key yardages force careful planning on both shots.

A short par 3 that presents a birdie look for players who can navigate its hazards cleanly. Bunkering or water likely guard the approaches to the compact green.

A prominent par 5 that stretches across both tee boxes with significant length from the tips. The fairway's width and hazard placement determine the risk-reward options available.

A brief par 3 that offers a stress-free hole late in the round. The modest yardage and straightforward nature make this a welcome scoring opportunity.

A moderate par 4 that finishes the round with a fair test of shotmaking. The closing hole's balance of length and hazard placement provides a solid final challenge.