Shorewood Country Club

The signature opening hole at Shorewood, a demanding par 4 that plays as the course's number-one handicap. The fairway is relatively open off the tee but narrows considerably as it approaches a well-bunkered green, with hazards guarding both sides of the putting surface.

A mid-length par 4 with a straightforward design and generous landing area. The green is defended by strategic bunkering, making accuracy on the approach shot essential to scoring well on this moderately difficult hole.

The shortest par 4 on the course, offering a more forgiving layout with an open fairway and accessible green. Despite its brevity, the hole presents a good birdie opportunity for solid ball-strikers.

A short par 3 that is the easiest handicap hole on the course. The green is relatively open and receptive, though strategic bunkering frames the target area and rewards accurate shot placement.

A challenging par 4 ranking third in difficulty, with a fairway that demands precision off the tee. Water hazards and bunkers come into play around the green, making this a pivotal scoring hole early in the back nine.

A brief par 3 over water to a small, well-guarded green. The shot requires accuracy over the front hazard, and the intimate green complex demands a confident strike to a specific target.

A reachable par 5 with a relatively open fairway and a strategic bunkering pattern that defines the ideal play. The hole offers birdie chances but demands good course management and positioning for a successful second shot.

A short par 4 with a narrow fairway that requires a precise tee shot to set up a manageable approach. Bunkers frame the landing area and protect the green, creating a balance of risk and reward.

A mid-length par 5 that presents multiple routing options depending on length and ability. Water or out-of-bounds hazards threaten the aggressive line, while the strategic layout rewards both accurate driving and intelligent course management.

A strong par 5 ranking sixth in overall difficulty with an expansive fairway that narrows in the landing area. Hazards frame both sides of the approach, and the multi-tiered green requires placement to the correct section for scoring opportunities.

A demanding par 4 that ranks fourth in handicap and features a dogleg configuration with strategic bunkering throughout. The green is elevated and well-protected, requiring both length and accuracy to find the putting surface.

A mid-length par 4 with a straightforward design and generous fairway. Bunkers frame the green sides and require the approach shot to be played with precision to avoid penalty and set up birdie attempts.

A strong par 4 with a fairway that narrows as it approaches the green, creating a classic finishing challenge. Strategic bunkering on both sides of the green and potential hazards in the landing area demand solid fundamentals throughout the hole.

A shorter, more forgiving par 4 that rewards accuracy and good tempo. The open fairway and accessible green present a birdie opportunity for those who execute both the tee shot and approach with control.

The most difficult par 3 on the course, playing nearly 200 yards from the back tees. A substantial carry over hazards is required to reach the well-bunkered green, making this a significant test of shotmaking ability.

The second-hardest hole at Shorewood, a par 4 that demands two quality shots on a layout with strategic hazards throughout. The combination of length and precision required makes this a defining hole in the closing stretch.

A moderate-length par 3 with a clear shot to the green and minimal hazard interference. The hole provides a slight reprieve from the closing difficulty while still requiring solid aim and distance control.

A finishing par 5 that provides a dramatic conclusion with its blend of length and strategic hazards framing the fairway. The tiered green and bunkering demand intelligent play and position for a final scoring opportunity at Shorewood.