St. Croix Country Club

A short par 3 playing 157 yards to a well-bunkered green. The relatively modest length makes this an inviting opening hole, though accuracy is essential to avoid the surrounding hazards.

The signature par 5 and #1 handicap hole at 475 yards presents a stern test from the start. Water and strategic bunkering create a demanding three-shot challenge that rewards precision over distance.

A mid-length par 4 at 338 yards with a straightforward design and moderate difficulty. Well-placed bunkers frame the approach, making accuracy into the green the key to a good score.

This 393-yard par 4 ranks as the third-most difficult hole and plays considerably longer than it measures. Strategic hazards and a challenging green complex demand careful navigation.

A strong par 5 of 453 yards with enough length to demand a solid three-shot approach. Water and bunkering create strategic options and consequences that test both power and precision.

The shortest hole on the course at just 127 yards, this par 3 offers a scoring opportunity despite its modest yardage. The small, well-protected green demands a precise tee shot.

A short par 4 playing 273 yards with a compact, risk-reward character. The abbreviated length makes positioning critical, as the green sits tight with little margin for error.

A mid-length par 3 at 189 yards with a moderately challenging green complex. Bunkers and elevation changes add character to this solid one-shot hole.

Playing 298 yards, this par 4 finishes the front nine with a relatively approachable but interesting test. Strategic bunkering near the green rewards accuracy on the approach shot.

A 157-yard par 3 opening the back nine with a straightforward design and modest difficulty. The green's position and surrounding hazards require a confident, accurate tee shot.

This 475-yard par 5 is the second-most difficult hole on the course and demands respect. Strategic water and bunker placement create a compelling three-shot puzzle.

A mid-length par 4 at 338 yards with a balanced layout and moderate challenge. Well-positioned hazards shape the hole and reward thoughtful course management.

This 393-yard par 4 ranks as the fourth-most difficult hole and presents a stern examination. The demanding green complex and strategic bunkering create a genuine championship test.

A strong par 5 of 453 yards with good length and engaging hazards throughout. The hole's layout offers strategic options but punishes wayward shots decisively.

The easiest hole on the course, this 127-yard par 3 provides a welcome respite with a straightforward green. Despite its brevity, accurate striking remains essential.

A short par 4 of 273 yards with a compact, strategic design. The tight fairway and closely guarded green require precision from tee to green.

A 189-yard par 3 with moderate difficulty and an interesting green complex. Bunkers and elevation create a well-balanced mid-length one-shot challenge.

The closing par 4 plays 298 yards as a straightforward finisher with strategic bunkering. The hole's character allows for a satisfying conclusion to the round.