Rehoboth Beach C C

A straightforward opening par 4 that plays as a moderate length test from the back tees. The fairway is fairly open off the tee, but the approach narrows significantly as it approaches a well-bunkered green, with hazards framing both sides of the landing area.

A relatively short par 4 that offers a generous fairway and straightforward routing. The green sits accessible but is guarded by strategic bunkering, making accuracy on the approach shot more important than raw distance.

A mid-length one-shot hole requiring a precise carry over a defined hazard area to reach the green. The green's compact size and surrounding bunker protection demand solid contact and good distance control.

A lengthy par 5 with a fairly open fairway corridor that rewards bold play. The back tees push this hole into a genuine three-shot test, with potential hazards tightening the approach zone near the green.

The shortest one-shot hole on the course, playing as a straightforward pitch to a well-defined green. Despite its modest yardage, accurate distance control is essential to avoid the perimeter hazards.

A demanding par 4 of moderate length that plays tighter than its yardage suggests. Strategic bunkering and hazard placement narrow the target areas on both the drive and approach, requiring precision throughout.

A short par 4 that plays more like a strategic pitch-and-putt hole due to its compact length. The apparent simplicity belies the importance of course management around a well-protected green.

The course's most difficult par 4, stretching nearly 400 yards from the back tees with a demanding layout. Multiple hazards frame the fairway and green complex, making this a genuine two-shot test that punishes poor execution.

A substantial par 5 that requires careful management of the fairway width and angles. The hole's length and strategic bunkering reward smart positioning and prudent club selection on all three shots.

A relatively short par 4 with a fairly open routing that doesn't present exceptional length challenges. The key difficulty lies in the green's positioning and surrounding hazard placement, which demand an accurate approach shot.

The second-most difficult hole on the course, this par 4 combines length with strategic complexity. Water and bunkers frame the landing areas, making both the drive and approach demanding tests of accuracy and course management.

A long par 5 that stretches across nearly 500 yards from the championship tees. The fairway corridor is reasonably open, but strategic bunkering tightens around the green to protect a three-shot scoring opportunity.

A mid-length one-shot hole with a straightforward carry to the green. Hazards frame the landing area, requiring a committed swing and good distance judgment to find the putting surface.

A compact par 4 that plays considerably shorter than the opening holes but demands precision over power. Tight bunkering and hazard placement around the green make the approach shot the primary challenge.

The easiest one-shot hole on the course, offering a short carry and forgiving green complex. Its minimal length and generous hazard spacing provide a scoring opportunity for solid ball-strikers.

A short par 4 with a fairly open routing that doesn't demand exceptional yardage off the tee. The green's configuration and protective bunkering create the real challenge, rewarding controlled approach play.

A lengthy par 5 that stretches over 500 yards from the back tees and represents a significant three-shot test. The fairway corridor is reasonably generous, but the approach area tightens considerably near a well-protected green.

A substantial finishing par 4 that tests the player's ability to close strong with both length and strategic hazard placement. The fairway narrows as it approaches the green, demanding an accurate final approach to a well-bunkered finishing hole.