Sugar Loaf The Old Course

A straightforward par 4 with a fairway that gradually narrows as it approaches the green. Bunkers guard the right side of the green, demanding accuracy on the approach shot to a well-bunkered putting surface.

A short par 4 that rewards precision over distance, with a tight landing area off the tee. The green is relatively exposed, making this a good scoring opportunity despite its modest length.

A surprisingly short par 4 from the forward tees that plays deceptively difficult from the back markers. The narrow fairway and compact green make accuracy paramount on both tee and approach shots.

A modest par 3 with a small green that requires an accurate tee shot to find the putting surface. The hole's brevity masks its difficulty, as missing the green leaves little room for recovery.

A formidable par 4 and the course's second-hardest hole, playing significantly longer from the back tees. This hole demands two solid shots to reach the green, with length being the primary defense.

A short par 3 with considerable length variation between the tee boxes, offering a range of challenges depending on tee selection. The green's modest size makes precision essential from an elevated or exposed tee.

A par 5 that extends considerably from the blue tees, presenting a three-shot challenge for most players. The hole's character and hazard placement reward strategic positioning rather than pure distance.

A mid-length par 4 where the fairway configuration and green placement create a distinctive challenge. Bunkers or natural terrain features likely influence the ideal approach angle to the green.

A substantial par 5 with significant yardage from the back tees, ranking as the course's fourth-most difficult hole. The length demands good position management to set up a scoring opportunity on the third shot.

A par 4 with considerable variation in length depending on tee selection, from a short pitch to a full par 4. The hole's design creates different strategic considerations across the various tee boxes.

A par 4 that plays much longer from the back tees than from forward positions, with the blue tee yardage approaching 415 yards. The extended length from the back creates a significant handicap challenge.

A par 5 of substantial length, particularly from the blue tees where it exceeds 500 yards. This three-shot hole requires strategic positioning throughout to avoid hazards and reach the green in regulation.

A relatively short par 4 that offers scoring potential for those who find the fairway and green in regulation. The hole's compact length makes it an opportunity hole despite its mid-handicap rating.

The course's most difficult hole, playing over 430 yards from the blue tees with a significant handicap advantage. This par 4 demands length, accuracy, and strategic thinking to navigate successfully.

A challenging par 4 with substantial length variation between tee boxes, reaching 443 yards from the back. The hole ranks as the fifth-most difficult on the course, with length and positioning being key factors.

A brief par 3 that plays under 180 yards even from the championship tees, making it one of the course's shortest holes. Despite its modest length, the tight green demands an accurate tee shot.

A long par 5 exceeding 600 yards from the blue tees, ranking as the course's third-most difficult hole. The extended yardage and likely strategic hazards require careful planning across all three shots.

A finishing par 3 of moderate length that serves as a strong closing hole to the round. The putting surface's size and any surrounding hazards create a memorable and challenging final shot.