Sylvania Country Club

A straightforward par 4 that plays as a gentle introduction to the course. The fairway remains fairly open throughout, with the main challenge coming from bunkers that guard the right side of the green.

A long par 5 that rewards accuracy off the tee and sound course management. The fairway is relatively open, allowing players to position themselves for their approach to a well-bunkered green.

A short par 3 that demands precision over distance. A relatively straightforward one-shot hole with minimal surrounding hazards, making it a good opportunity to score.

A spacious par 5 with a wide fairway that gives players room to work. The hole's length and open design make it approachable for three-shot play, though bunkers come into play near the green.

The course's most difficult par 4, playing as a genuine test from tee to green. Length and positioning challenges make this a pivotal hole that demands both power and precision.

The easiest handicap hole on the course, this short par 3 is a scoring opportunity with minimal hazards. A straightforward short-iron or wedge shot to a receptive green.

A strong par 4 with character and challenge despite its moderate length. The hole's design and strategic bunkering create interest and reward well-executed shots.

A substantial par 5 that requires thoughtful planning across three shots. The fairway offers some width, but bunkering becomes more prominent as players approach the green.

A short par 3 with a modest handicap rating that plays shorter than its yardage suggests. The green is relatively accessible, making this another birdie opportunity on the back nine.

An inviting par 3 with a forgiving design that opens the back nine. The hole's reasonable length and open approach make it one of the course's more straightforward one-shot holes.

A deceptively challenging short par 4 where position and accuracy matter more than distance. The compact length conceals significant strategic demands in reaching and holding the green.

The most demanding par 4 on the course and the stroke-one hole overall. Length, layout, and hazard positioning combine to create a severe test that separates quality play from the rest.

A mid-length par 4 with a moderate handicap rating that balances challenge and opportunity. The hole's design allows for various approaches while maintaining strategic interest.

A legitimate mid-length par 3 that presents real difficulty despite its short-hole designation. The yardage and hazard placement make this a significant challenge among the par 3s.

A shorter par 4 that plays more straightforward than some of its counterparts. The hole's moderate length offers a good scoring opportunity for those hitting fairways and greens.

A substantial par 5 with yardage that varies significantly by tee, creating different strategic challenges. The fairway is spacious enough for aggressive play, though bunkers protect the approach.

A testing par 5 that requires patience and sound decision-making over three shots. The hole's length and layout create opportunities for both aggressive and conservative play paths.

The course's third-most difficult hole, this finishing par 4 provides a strong closing test. Strategic bunkering and length combine to demand a quality drive and approach to end the round well.