Saints At Port St. Lucie Golf Course

A welcoming opening par 4 with a relatively straightforward layout and a fairway that gradually narrows as it approaches the green. Bunkers protect the right side of the green, while the left offers a safer landing area for the approach shot.

The course's signature hole—a long par 5 that demands precision over distance. Water hazards come into play on the left side, and strategic bunkering frames the green, rewarding accurate three-shot play.

A short par 3 that appears deceptively simple but requires careful club selection to find the well-protected green. The small target is guarded by bunkers and surrounded by trouble, making accuracy critical from the tee.

A challenging par 4 that ranks among the course's most difficult holes, with a tight fairway and demanding approach. Water hazards and bunkers combine to create a hole that punishes poor positioning off the tee.

A straightforward par 4 with a manageable fairway but a green that requires a precise approach shot. Strategic bunkering and water elements frame the target, making placement off the tee essential.

A compact par 4 where accuracy trumps length, with a fairway that narrows near the green. Bunkers guard both sides of the approach, and the small green demands a well-struck approach shot.

A diminutive par 3 that belies the challenge of finding such a tiny green from the tee. The green sits in a hazard-filled setting, and the short yardage does nothing to ease the difficulty of executing a precise shot.

One of the course's most demanding holes, this par 4 features a dogleg right with water and bunkers threatening both the drive and approach. The narrow corridor to the green leaves little margin for error.

A classic finishing par 5 for the front nine with a fairway that plays longer than the scorecard suggests. Water hazards and bunkers frame the hole throughout, demanding strategic positioning at each stage.

The back nine begins with an extremely short but tricky par 3 where the tee shot is all that matters. The well-bunkered green requires precision despite the modest yardage.

A tough par 4 that combines length with strategic hazard placement to create one of the course's most difficult holes. Bunkers guard the fairway and green, and water elements demand respect from the tee.

A shorter par 4 that relies on accuracy rather than power, with a narrow fairway and an elevated green. Bunkers frame the approach, and the compact nature of the hole makes placement critical.

A relatively approachable par 4 that offers a reprieve within the back nine's difficulty. The fairway is relatively open, though bunkers guard the green and water threatens the right side.

A mid-length par 4 featuring a dogleg configuration that adds complexity to routing through the fairway. Strategic bunkering and water elements create multiple decision points for both tee and approach shots.

The back nine's signature par 5 and the second-most difficult hole on the course, requiring three quality shots to reach the green safely. Water and bunkers dominate the landscape, punishing errant shots throughout the hole.

A picturesque short par 3 that presents a false sense of ease with its modest yardage. The severely bunkered green and surrounding hazards demand an accurate tee shot despite the short distance.

An unusual par 4 with significant variation in yardage across the tees, creating different playing angles for each set. Hazards frame both sides, and the unconventional routing makes club selection and placement critical decisions.

A fitting finishing par 5 that combines length with strategic complexity for a dramatic conclusion. Water hazards and bunkers guard the entire left side, while the right offers a more conservative route to the elevated green.