Shannon Greens Country Club

A welcoming opening par 4 with a relatively short length across all tees. The fairway remains open off the tee, but bunkers tighten the approach to a modest green, creating a controlled finishing challenge.

A lengthy par 5 that demands accurate positioning on the fairway to set up the third shot. Water hazards frame both sides of the approach zone, rewarding straight striking and penalizing wayward shots.

A short par 3 with significant length variation between tees, offering accessibility for shorter hitters while maintaining challenge for those playing back. A single well-placed green demands precision over power.

A substantial par 5 that plays shorter from the forward tees but stretches considerably from the back markers. Strategic bunkering along the fairway forces meaningful decisions on placement for the second shot.

A compact par 4 with a narrow corridor that requires accuracy off the tee more than length. The green complex is well-defended, making approach precision critical to scoring opportunities.

A long par 5 that demands three solid strokes to reach the green in regulation, especially from the back tees. Hazards positioned throughout the hole penalize both aggressive and tentative lines.

A short par 3 similar in character to Hole 3, with minimal length from the forward boxes but meaningful yardage from the back. The green offers limited bail-out area, making club selection and execution paramount.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairway that narrows progressively toward the green. Strategic hazards on both sides compress the landing area and force a calculated approach into a well-protected green.

The shortest par 3 on the course across all tees, offering a stress-free finishing hole to the front nine. The intimate green still demands accuracy to avoid unnecessary penalty strokes.

A powerful par 5 that stretches significantly from the championship tees and remains substantial throughout the tee boxes. Water and bunkering along the fairway corridor shape strategic options for positioning the second shot.

A short-to-mid length par 3 with considerable variance between the forward and back tees. The small green is surrounded by hazards that punish imprecise striking from any distance.

A tight, short par 4 where accuracy trumps length off the tee and into the green. Narrow fairway borders and greenside hazards demand controlled, disciplined play throughout.

A mid-length par 4 that plays longer from the back tees and features hazards that compress the fairway near the landing zone. The approach into the green requires careful navigation of strategic bunkering.

A short par 4 with significant length differentiation across tees, offering birdie potential for accurate strikers. Hazards frame both sides of the fairway and green, creating a tight target that separates good shots from poor ones.

A mid-length par 3 with a testing carry to a well-bunkered green. Wind and hazard placement demand thoughtful execution, making it a pivotal hole in the back nine sequence.

A lengthy par 5 that stretches considerably from the black tees and remains a three-shot hole throughout the tee boxes. Multiple hazards positioned strategically along the corridor force deliberate shot placement on each stroke.

A dramatic par 4 with sharp length variation between tees that plays as a mid-iron approach from the forward boxes and a full second shot from the back. Hazards frame the fairway and surround the green, creating a defining finishing stretch.

A closing par 4 of moderate length that plays significantly longer from the back tees, demanding strategic execution to finish strong. Well-placed hazards near the green reward accurate approach shots while penalizing wayward ones on this final test.