Wampanoag Golf Club

A straightforward par 4 that plays shorter from the gold tees with a wide-open fairway inviting a clean approach. The green is fronted by a pair of bunkers, with additional sand catching any shots drifting right, making accuracy into the green the key challenge.

A short par 3 playing to a well-bunkered green surrounded by sand on multiple sides. The modest yardage belies the precision required to avoid the greenside hazards and find the putting surface.

A deceptive par 4 that stretches considerably from the blue tees, with the fairway tightening as it approaches the green. Water hazards threaten the left side, while bunkers guard the right, demanding a well-placed approach shot.

The #2 handicap hole, this par 4 is the course's second-toughest and plays significantly longer from the blue tees. A dogleg configuration and strategic bunkering in the landing area and around the green create a stern test of accuracy and distance control.

A demanding par 4 that ranks #4 in difficulty, with out-of-bounds lurking along one side and water or rough terrain threatening the approach zone. The green's small target area and well-placed bunkers demand precision off both tee and fairway.

A short par 3 with a modest yardage from both tee boxes, but the green sits surrounded by bunkers that demand an accurate tee shot. The tight greenside trapping makes this a deceptive short hole.

A par 5 that plays relatively short from the gold tees but stretches nearly 430 yards from blue, offering a three-shot hole for most players. Bunkers guard the landing areas and green, while the fairway's width allows for strategic positioning on the approach.

A straightforward par 4 with a fair fairway and a relatively open green complex, making it one of the more accessible mid-length holes. Light bunkering allows for a more straightforward approach without excessive hazard concerns.

A short par 4 from the gold tees that becomes a more substantial test from blue, with the fairway narrowing significantly as it approaches the green. Bunkers and rough frame the approach, requiring precision to avoid trouble around the putting surface.

A solid par 4 with a fairway that rewards an accurate tee shot, as the landing area constricts near the green. Strategic bunkering on the approach demands careful distance management and accuracy into a well-defined target.

A short par 3 with modest yardage but a green protected by sand on the surrounding areas. The small target and greenside bunkers require a precise tee shot to avoid post-shot scrambling.

The #7 handicap hole, this par 4 is a legitimate mid-length challenge, particularly from the blue tees where it stretches toward 370 yards. Water hazards and bunkers frame the fairway and green, making both tee and approach shots critical.

A long par 5 ranking #5 in difficulty that plays as a genuine three-shot test for most, especially from the blue tees at nearly 460 yards. Bunkers dot the fairway and surround the green, punishing wayward shots throughout the hole.

The #1 handicap hole and the course's most difficult, this par 4 demands excellence from tee to green with length, narrow fairways, and a heavily bunkered green complex. Out-of-bounds or water on one side compounds the challenge of navigating this formidable hole.

A mid-length par 3 from both tees with a green protected by strategic bunkering and potentially elevated or plateaued greens that require precise distance control. The water hazard or rough surrounding the green makes accuracy essential.

A long par 5 ranked #3 in difficulty that stretches over 450 yards from blue, offering a compelling three-shot challenge with fairway hazards and a green guarded by substantial bunkering. The hole's length and strategic routing make positioning critical throughout.

A manageable par 4 with a fairway that widens in the landing zone, though bunkers frame the approach to a green that demands accuracy on the second shot. The moderate length makes this a solid mid-round hole without excessive difficulty.

The finishing par 4 is a stout closer, particularly from the blue tees at 360 yards, with the fairway tightening and bunkers guarding both the landing area and green. Out-of-bounds or water on one side adds drama to the final approach shot.