Timber Point Golf Club

A straightforward par 4 that plays shorter from the white tees. The fairway is relatively open with modest width, making this an inviting opening hole that sets a steady pace for the round.

A short par 3 from the gold tees, but significantly longer from the blue markers where it plays nearly 500 yards—a dramatic yardage disparity that creates vastly different challenges by tee selection. Accuracy to the green is paramount regardless of length.

A par 5 that plays exceptionally short from the blue tees at just 155 yards, though considerably longer from other positions. The dramatic yardage variation makes this hole's character highly dependent on tee selection.

The course's #1 handicap hole, a demanding par 4 with length and strategic difficulty built into its design. This is Timber Point's ultimate test of shotmaking and course management.

A lengthy par 3 that plays nearly 500 yards from the blue tees, making it one of the course's most intimidating one-shot holes. The extended length creates significant challenge in reaching the green in regulation.

A short par 4 from the blue tees, presenting an opportunity for aggressive play despite modest yardage. The brevity belies the tactical elements required for a solid score.

A par 5 of moderate length that offers birdie opportunity while maintaining strategic interest. The hole's design creates a balanced risk-reward proposition for the advancing golfer.

The #3 handicap hole, a par 4 that ranks among the course's most difficult tests of precision and execution. Strategic positioning is essential to navigate this challenging par 4 successfully.

A par 4 that plays longer from the white tees and is the course's #17 handicap, making it one of the easier scoring opportunities. The generous setup allows for more forgiving play.

A moderate par 4 with straightforward character and reasonable length. This hole offers a balanced test without excessive difficulty or hazard concentration.

The #2 handicap hole, a lengthy par 5 that stands as one of Timber Point's most formidable challenges. Extended yardage and strategic complexity make this a defining test on the back nine.

A short par 3 that provides welcome relief from the longer holes, playing under 160 yards from the blue tees. The brevity makes this a birdie opportunity despite its #16 handicap ranking.

A par 4 of moderate length offering a balanced test of tee-to-green play. The hole presents reasonable difficulty without overwhelming challenge, making it a fair mid-round assessment.

The #4 handicap hole, a par 5 of considerable length presenting one of the course's significant challenges. Strategic positioning on each shot is critical to manage this demanding hole effectively.

The course's easiest hole and #18 handicap, a par 3 playing under 140 yards from the blue tees. This is a genuine birdie opportunity and the course's best scoring hole.

A par 4 of moderate difficulty that plays around 390 yards from the blue tees. The hole presents a reasonable test with strategic elements that reward thoughtful shot placement.

A par 4 with straightforward length and character, ranked #12 handicap among the course's holes. This hole offers a solid mid-to-back nine test without excessive severity.

The finishing par 4 plays over 400 yards from the blue tees with #6 handicap difficulty, providing a meaningful conclusion to the round. The hole's finishing position carries weight in the overall course experience.