San Gabriel Country Club

A short, straightforward par 4 with a wide fairway that narrows slightly as it approaches the green. Bunkers guard the right side of the green, making precision with the approach shot important on this relatively forgiving opening hole.

A long par 5 that rewards aggressive play with length off the tee. The hole's length and typical par 5 positioning make it a scoring opportunity for those who can navigate the fairway and manage the approach to a well-guarded green.

A moderate par 4 with a fairly straight routing and medium-length approach to the green. Strategic bunkering and hazards frame the hole, creating a solid risk-reward dynamic on this mid-handicap hole.

The course's third-ranked handicap, this par 5 is a formidable test of length and accuracy over two shots. Water or other significant hazards likely threaten one or both sides, making course management and strategic layup positioning crucial.

A short par 3 with a modest yardage that plays over a hazard to a well-protected green. The brevity of the hole is offset by precision demands and potentially tricky greenside bunkers or water.

A relatively short par 4 that plays downhill or features a favorable angle to the green. While shorter than typical, the hole's design—perhaps with bunkers or doglegs—keeps it challenging despite the yardage.

The course's number-one handicap hole and a stern test, this par 4 features substantial length and likely water or out-of-bounds along one side. Multiple hazards and a demanding approach make this a pivotal hole in the round.

A strong par 4 with a solid length and strategic bunkering throughout the hole. Water or other hazards likely complicate the second shot, requiring accuracy and course management to score well.

A short par 3 that finishes the front nine with a relatively straightforward test. Despite its modest length, greenside hazards and bunkering create enough demand to keep scores honest.

The second-hardest hole on the course, this par 4 is a lengthy back-nine starter with significant hazards framing the fairway and green. Both length and accuracy are required to navigate this formidable hole.

The course's easiest hole, this short par 3 offers a welcome breather with minimal yardage. However, water, bunkers, or tight green surrounds prevent it from being a gimme.

A relatively short par 4 with a fairly open character that plays somewhat downhill or favors strategic positioning. The modest length makes this a birdie opportunity if hazards can be avoided.

A substantial par 5 with the eighth-hardest handicap, requiring two strong shots to set up a reasonable approach. Water or out-of-bounds likely threatens one side, demanding careful routing through the hole.

A mid-length par 3 with a clear hazard challenge between tee and green. The hole's handicap suggests difficulty despite modest yardage, likely due to a water carry or severely bunkered green.

A short par 4 that plays significantly shorter than its number suggests, offering a scoring opportunity. The brevity and favorable handicap indicate a hole that rewards confident play, though hazards likely guard the approaches.

A solid par 4 with length and the sixth-hardest handicap on the course, featuring strategic bunkering or water hazards that demand precision. The hole's challenge lies in accuracy and course management rather than pure distance.

The fourth-hardest hole, this par 4 is a lengthy and demanding test with significant hazards constraining both the fairway and green complex. Water or out-of-bounds likely plays a major role in the hole's difficulty.

A solid closing par 4 that provides a dramatic finish with length and hazards framing the approach to the green. Water or strategic bunkering around the green adds pressure to this memorable final hole.