The Golden Bear Club At Keene'S Pointe

A straightforward par 4 with a wide fairway that gradually narrows approaching the green. Bunkers guard both sides of the green, requiring precision on the approach shot to find the putting surface.

A short, relatively straightforward par 4 that plays as one of the course's most approachable holes. Light bunkering and an open green complex make this a good opportunity to get a birdie look.

The course's #1 handicap, this lengthy par 5 demands two solid shots to have a chance at the green in regulation. The fairway corridor tightens as it extends, putting a premium on accurate driving and positioning for the critical third shot.

A short par 4 playing downhill with a relatively forgiving fairway. The green sits in a natural amphitheater, making this shorter hole a good scoring opportunity despite its tight green complex.

A mid-length par 3 over water to a well-bunkered green. The water hazard dominates the front and left side, and strategic bunkering around the green rewards well-struck shots that hold the putting surface.

A demanding par 4 that plays longer than most on the course with water threatening the left side throughout. The narrow fairway and bunker placement on the right require a precise tee shot and accurate approach to the elevated green.

An elevated par 3 with dramatic topography that plays significantly uphill to a well-protected green. Bunkers surround the green, and the length can deceive from the tee, making club selection critical on this scenic hole.

A reachable par 5 with a fairway that bends slightly and narrows at the landing area. Water or rough on the inside of the dogleg can catch wayward shots, and careful positioning is essential for any birdie attempt.

The #3 handicap, this par 4 is one of the course's most formidable tests with length and strategic hazards. Trouble lurks on both sides of the fairway, and a demanding approach shot must navigate to a green protected by bunkers.

A solid par 4 with a fairway that requires careful navigation around strategic bunkering. Water hazards on the left side and rough terrain make positioning crucial for a clean approach to the well-guarded green.

The #2 handicap par 5 plays as the second most difficult hole on the course with length and a narrow corridor off the tee. Hazards frame both sides of the fairway, and the expansive green demands precise placement of the third shot.

A mid-length par 3 with a dramatic setting and multiple bunkers guarding the green. The green's slopes and surrounding hazards require a precise tee shot to avoid scrambling from the sand.

A challenging par 4 with water hazards and bunkers strategically placed throughout the hole. The fairway narrows significantly near the green, and the approach shot must be exact to avoid the multi-tiered green's difficult pin positions.

A mid-length par 4 with a dogleg configuration and generous fairway that widens at the landing area. Bunkers guard the outside of the turn and right side of the green, making this an accessible scoring hole with proper positioning.

A shorter par 4 with strategic bunkering and a green complex that rewards accuracy over distance. The fairway is open, but approach shots must be precise to avoid greenside bunkers and avoid leaving difficult short-sided chips.

A short par 3 with water fronting the green and bunkers positioned on both sides. The relatively short distance can be deceiving, as accuracy is paramount to avoid penalties and score well on this scenic par 3.

An accessible par 5 that plays as the course's easiest hole on the scorecard, allowing opportunities for aggressive play. The fairway is relatively open, though bunkering does tighten near the green to catch errant third shots.

A finishing par 4 that ranks as the #4 handicap, demanding a strong conclusion to the round. Water hazards and bunkers frame the fairway and green complex, requiring two well-executed shots to close with a solid score.