The Cannon Club

A straightforward par 4 with a fairway that gradually narrows as it approaches the green. Bunkers guard the right side of the putting surface, while the left side remains open, making this an inviting opening hole that rewards accuracy over distance.

A short par 4 that plays significantly downhill toward a well-bunkered green. The reduced yardage can be deceiving, as the elevated green and surrounding hazards demand a precise approach shot to avoid trouble.

A short par 3 with a dramatic change in elevation from tee to green. The small, elevated target requires a confident swing to reach the putting surface, with the surrounding slope making any miss a challenging recovery.

A par 4 that plays downhill from an elevated tee box toward a receptive fairway. The approach into the green becomes the primary challenge, as bunkers and terrain changes around the putting surface demand careful positioning.

The stroke index 3 hole and one of the course's most demanding par 4s, this test features a tight, well-defined fairway with significant hazards. Water or out-of-bounds pressure on one or both sides forces precision off the tee and a delicate approach to a fiercely guarded green.

The stroke index 1 par 5 presents the most severe challenge on the course, stretching across a significant distance with hazards strategically placed throughout. Multiple decision points await, with water, bunkers, or rough terrain penalizing anything off-line, making this a hole where position matters more than distance.

An attractive par 4 that doglegs and features a generous fairway corridor in the landing zone. Bunkers frame the approach area, and the green's contours add complexity to what appears at first glance to be a manageable hole.

A par 3 of moderate length that sits on an elevated platform with falloffs on multiple sides. The compact green and surrounding hazards leave little margin for error, making accuracy the paramount concern.

A modest par 4 with one of the most forgiving layouts on the course. The gentle routing and absence of major hazards make this a good opportunity for scoring, though the green's shape and contours add enough character to reward quality strikes.

The stroke index 2 par 4 stands as one of the course's most formidable tests, demanding both length and precision. Severe hazards frame the fairway and cluster around the green, leaving no room for error on either the drive or approach.

A par 5 of moderate length with strategic hazards placed to affect second-shot decisions. The hole's routing creates multiple scoring options, but bunkers and rough terrain punish those who stray from the intended line.

A short par 4 with a relatively open approach to the green. The lack of extreme hazards makes this a genuine scoring opportunity, though the putting surface's shape may prove trickier than the straightforward approach suggests.

A par 4 of medium length with a well-defined fairway and strategic bunkering around the green. The hole's character is defined by the need for placement rather than pure distance, offering multiple ways to navigate to the putting surface.

A short par 3 with a green that sits isolated on its own island of elevation. The surrounding terrain creates a dramatic backdrop, and the elevated target demands a confident, committed swing despite the reduced distance.

A par 4 that combines length with strategic hazards that frame both the fairway and green complex. The hole's challenge builds progressively, with the approach shot determining how the green will respond.

The shortest par 3 on the course, this diminutive one-shotter requires only a short swing to reach the green. Despite its brevity, the tight green and surrounding hazards demand pinpoint accuracy to avoid penalty.

A strong par 4 that demands both distance and direction off the tee, with hazards positioned to penalize wayward shots. The approach into the green is equally critical, as the putting surface sits tightly guarded and well-defended.

The closing par 5 provides a dramatic finish, stretching across length with strategic hazards that define the routing corridor. The hole's character changes significantly depending on wind and conditions, and the multi-tiered green complex adds complexity to the final approach.