Sheridan Park

A straightforward par 4 that plays as the third handicap hole. The fairway is generous off the tee but tightens as it approaches the green, where strategic bunkering and green-side hazards demand accuracy on the approach shot.

A long par 5 with a relatively benign handicap rating. The hole offers a birdie opportunity for longer hitters, though the fairway requires discipline to avoid trouble and set up a manageable third shot into the green.

A mid-length par 4 ranked as the seventh hardest hole on the course. Precise positioning off the tee is essential, as the fairway narrows and hazards frame the approach to a well-defended green.

A shorter par 4 with a deceptively high handicap rating. While yardage is modest, strategic bunkers or water hazards create complexity around the landing zone or green, making this hole more challenging than distance alone suggests.

The stroke index 1 hole and the most difficult par 4 on the course. A demanding tee shot must navigate significant hazards, and the fairway likely narrows considerably, requiring precision throughout to reach a well-protected green.

A short and forgiving par 3 with the highest handicap rating on the front nine. This is the easiest hole on the course, providing a chance to score well despite any hazards that may guard this modest green.

A strong par 5 ranked fifth in difficulty, offering strategic variety in how it can be played. The length and layout—whether dogleg or straightaway—present multiple routes to the green, with hazards likely penalizing aggressive or wayward shots.

A mid-length par 3 with modest difficulty. A single shot to the green requires careful club selection and aim, with hazards positioned to catch golfers who fail to find the center of the green.

A par 4 ranked ninth in difficulty with a relatively short tee shot distance. The fairway likely doglegs or narrows, and strategic placement is required to set up a clean approach to a defended green.

A testing par 4 ranked eighth in difficulty, requiring precision from tee to green. Hazards frame both the fairway and the approach, making this a pivotal hole early in the back nine.

A par 4 with dramatic variance in yardage across different tee boxes. Despite the moderate handicap, the hole's design—possibly a severe dogleg or unusual feature—makes it trickier than pure distance suggests.

The second-hardest hole on the course and a formidable par 4. Length combined with strategic hazards—likely water or out-of-bounds—means both the drive and approach require flawless execution.

The easiest par 3 on the course with a very short distance to the green. Minimal hazard interference allows golfers an opportunity to record a birdie or easy par.

The fourth-hardest hole overall and a challenging par 4 despite relatively modest yardage. Strategic bunkering or water hazards likely force difficult decisions off the tee and demand precision on the approach.

A strong par 4 ranked sixth in difficulty with good length and likely a dogleg. The fairway may narrow or tighten, and the approach shot must carry hazards to find the green.

The easiest hole on the course, a short par 3 with minimal difficulty. This par 3 offers a scoring opportunity, allowing golfers to reset with a simple shot to the green.

A lengthy par 5 with moderate difficulty ranking. The hole offers birdie potential for strong players while still presenting hazards that punish poor execution on any of the three shots.

A finishing par 4 with a high handicap number that may downplay its difficulty. Strategic hazards likely come into play late in the hole, creating drama for the final approach to the clubhouse green.