Waubeeka Golf Links

A relatively straightforward opening par 4 with a fairway that remains fairly open off the tee. The approach to the green requires precision, as bunkers and rough frame the putting surface and demand an accurate second shot to a moderate-sized green.

A strong par 4 that plays longer than most on the front nine, requiring two solid strikes to reach the green. Fairway hazards and strategic bunkering around the green make this a test of both distance and accuracy.

A mid-length par 3 with a green that requires a confident tee shot to find the putting surface. Water and bunkers frame the hole, making club selection and execution critical from the tee.

A par 5 that offers scoring opportunity but demands respect off the tee. The hole unfolds with strategic hazards that reward aggressive play while penalizing wayward shots, making route selection important for all three shots.

The most difficult hole on the course, this par 4 is a stern test of shotmaking with length and hazards in play throughout. Both the drive and approach shot demand precision to avoid trouble and find the well-protected green.

A relatively short par 4 that can play deceptively difficult despite its length. Bunkers and hazards surrounding the green punish anything less than a solid approach, making accuracy more important than distance.

A mid-length par 3 with a green that presents a clear target but requires proper distance control. Bunkers and water hazards frame the hole, making the tee shot the critical moment of the hole.

A par 5 with a generous fairway that invites aggressive play, though layup options remain available. The green is accessible in three, but strategic bunkering rewards those who can execute longer shots with precision.

A strong par 4 playing at a difficult length with the fairway and green well-defined by hazards. Water and bunkers come into play on both sides, demanding a well-executed drive and careful approach to avoid trouble.

A lengthy par 3 that begins the back nine as a significant test from the tee. The green is surrounded by hazards that make finding the putting surface a genuine challenge requiring accuracy and proper club selection.

The second-most difficult hole on the course, this par 4 combines length with strategic hazards that frame the entire hole. Both the drive and approach require precision, and the green's location demands a thoughtful final shot to secure par.

A solid par 4 of moderate length with a fairway that narrows and tightens as it approaches the green. Bunkers and hazards protect the putting surface, rewarding players who can position their tee shot well and execute an accurate approach.

A short par 4 that plays deceptively easy despite its reduced yardage. Strategic bunkering and hazards around the green make it more challenging than distance alone suggests, punishing imprecise approach shots.

The shortest par 3 on the course, offering a birdie opportunity from the tee. Though reduced in length, hazards surround the green and demand an accurate tee shot to take advantage of this scoring hole.

A lengthy par 5 that requires three strong shots or careful layup management to reach the green safely. Water and bunkers come into play strategically throughout the hole, rewarding both aggressive and conservative approaches based on skill and course position.

The most forgiving par 3 on the course by yardage, but hazards still frame the green and demand respect. A straight, confident tee shot is the key to capitalizing on the scoring opportunity this hole presents.

A long par 5 that plays as one of the more formidable holes on the back nine despite being listed at a moderate handicap. Strategic hazards throughout reward layup positioning and punish wayward drives, making management of the hole as important as distance.

The closing par 4 presents a finishing test with length and hazards that frame both the fairway and green. A strong drive and precise approach are required to end the round on a positive note, with no easy escapes available.