Tualatin Country Club

A short, straightforward par 4 that opens with a wide fairway inviting aggressive play from the tee. The approach narrows toward the green, which is protected by bunkers on the right, making accuracy on the second shot the key to scoring.

A short par 4 offering birdie opportunity with a generous landing area off the tee. The relatively open approach allows for various routes to the green, making this one of the more forgiving holes on the front nine.

A deceptive par 4 that plays significantly longer than its opening hole yardage suggests, ranking as the third-most difficult on the course. Strategic positioning off the tee is essential, as the approach shot demands precision to avoid trouble around a well-bunkered green.

The second-hardest hole on the course, this par 4 is a stern test with length and a demanding approach to a tightly guarded green. Wayward drives or second shots will find trouble, requiring both distance and accuracy to post a good score.

A short par 3 that plays under 150 yards from most tees, offering a genuine scoring opportunity. Despite its brevity, the green's small target area and surrounding hazards demand a precise tee shot.

A reachable par 5 from the forward tees that stretches considerably longer from the back markers, playing as a genuine three-shot hole for most. The fairway is relatively open, but accuracy into a tight green determines scoring.

The most difficult hole on the course, this imposing par 4 features significant length and a challenging green complex that punishes poor placement. Strategic positioning off the tee is critical to setting up a manageable approach shot.

A mid-length par 4 with a straightforward layout and relatively open approach to the green. While not overly bunkered, precision remains important for a good score on this straightaway hole.

A par 5 that offers realistic birdie chances with a wide, accepting fairway encouraging aggressive play. The hole's moderate length allows good players to reach the green in two, though course management is necessary.

A short par 3 under 170 yards from the back tees, presenting a clear scoring opportunity early on the back nine. The small green demands precision from the tee despite the short yardage.

A par 5 that stretches nearly 500 yards from the championship tees, playing as a true three-shot hole requiring controlled distance off the tee. The fairway offers a good corridor, but the approach to a well-guarded green is the decisive stroke.

A strong par 4 ranking fourth in difficulty, featuring significant length and a green complex that demands accuracy on the approach. The hole's challenge is built on distance and precision rather than dramatic hazards.

A mid-length par 4 with a relatively open fairway that narrows on approach to the green. Strategic positioning off the tee sets up the ideal angle for the second shot into the scoring area.

The shortest par 4 on the course, this hole tempts aggressive play from the tee but maintains its challenge through a tightly constructed green complex. Smart positioning rather than raw length is the key to success.

The shortest hole on the course, playing under 130 yards from most tees and offering the best birdie opportunity of any par 3. The diminutive green demands a well-struck tee shot despite the minimal yardage.

A challenging par 4 ranking sixth in difficulty with a narrow fairway and demanding approach to a well-protected green. Accuracy from tee to green is paramount, as the fairway offers limited margin for error.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairway that opens for the drive but tightens on approach to the green. Strategic placement off the tee is essential to setting up an ideal angle for the approach shot.

A finishing par 4 that ranks second in overall difficulty, presenting a stern test to close the round with significant length and a tightly bunkered green. Strong position off the tee is essential to managing the challenging approach shot.