Waterwood National

This opening par 5 offers a relatively straightforward approach with a fairway that widens in the landing zone. Water hazards and bunkering come into play around the green, demanding accuracy on the approach shot for a birdie opportunity.

A short par 3 with a single green that requires precision over distance. The modest yardage makes this a confidence builder, though hazards frame the putting surface and demand a well-struck shot.

A modest par 4 that plays relatively direct without major doglegs. Bunkers and rough terrain around the green narrow the scoring zone, making this a good birdie hole for solid play.

The #3 handicap hole, this par 4 presents a significant test with length and strategic bunkering. Water or out-of-bounds left tightens the driving corridor, and the green is well-protected.

A mid-length par 4 with subtle dogleg characteristics that require thoughtful positioning. Hazards guard the approach, and the green's contours demand attention for par or better.

Waterwood's signature par 5 and #1 handicap, this hole stretches across the property with length and complexity. Strategic water and bunkering along the fairway and around the green make this a defining challenge.

A short par 3 that appears accessible but demands accuracy into a tight green. Limited bailout area and greenside hazards penalize imprecision despite the modest yardage.

A lengthy par 4 with dramatic length from the back tees that plays deceptively challenging. The fairway narrows significantly, and hazards left and right create a gauntlet to the well-bunkered green.

The #5 handicap, this par 4 combines length with strategic hazard placement. Water or bunkers frame one or both sides of the fairway, and the green is elevated or otherwise difficult to access.

A substantial par 5 at nearly 500 yards from the tips with length testing three-shot strategy. Water and bunkering throughout the hole require careful course management and placement over pure distance.

A mid-length par 3 that plays longer than it appears due to elevation or wind exposure. The green is protected by hazards, making a pure strike essential despite the relatively short yardage.

A solid par 4 with the fairway tightening in the critical landing zone. Strategic bunkering guards the approach, and the green's shape adds complexity to the second shot.

The #8 handicap par 4 is a genuine test with length and clever hazard placement. Doglegs or strategic water left dictate the proper line, and the green requires a well-executed approach.

A short par 3 with deceptive difficulty from the back tees despite modest yardage. Wind and elevation shifts across the hole compound the challenge of hitting the small, defended green.

The #6 handicap, this par 4 is a strong birdie opportunity with reasonable length and accessible fairway. Strategic hazards left or right demand precision without overwhelming the capable player.

The #2 handicap and a brutal par 4, this hole combines length with unforgiving hazards and narrow positioning. The fairway or green corridors leave little room for error on either shot.

A #4 handicap par 4 that ranks among the course's toughest with water and bunkering throughout. The hole demands two strong, accurate shots to reach a well-protected green.

The closing par 5 is the longest hole on the course and ranks #18 in handicap, providing a dramatic finish. Length and strategic water or rough terrain require three solid shots to reach the green safely.