Waupaca Country Club

The opening hole is a demanding par 4 that plays as the course's #1 handicap. The fairway is relatively open off the tee but tightens considerably as it approaches the green, where accuracy becomes critical on the approach shot.

A substantial par 5 that rewards solid striking on all three shots. The length provides multiple routing options, and the fairway widens in the landing zone to offer good positioning for the approach into the green.

A mid-length par 3 that is the easiest hole on the course. The green is relatively accessible, making this an excellent opportunity to score well early in the round.

A shorter par 4 with a relatively straightforward routing. The compact yardage means the green is reachable for most players, though precision is required to avoid any hazards protecting the scoring area.

A straightaway par 4 of moderate length that presents a balanced challenge. The fairway offers fair width, and the approach into the green requires solid contact to find the putting surface.

A longer par 4 demanding strong tee and approach shots. The extended yardage means most players will need to execute two quality swings to reach the green in regulation.

A short par 3 representing one of the easier scoring opportunities on the card. The minimal yardage allows golfers to focus on precision over distance on the tee shot.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairway that allows room for the tee shot. The hole presents a moderate challenge without extreme hazards or routing complications.

A short par 4 closing out the front nine with a relatively approachable length. The compact distance provides a favorable scoring opportunity before the turn.

The back nine begins with a formidable par 4 that ranks as the #2 handicap hole and closely mirrors the opening hole in difficulty. The fairway narrows significantly near the green, making the approach shot the key to success.

A long par 5 requiring three strong shots to reach the green in regulation. The extended yardage and challenging handicap rating demand careful course management and solid execution throughout the hole.

A mid-length par 3 that plays as the easiest hole on the back nine. The green is receptive and provides a good scoring chance on the tee shot.

A shorter par 4 presenting a birdie opportunity with relatively straightforward routing. The compact length means precision off the tee is rewarded with a manageable approach into the green.

A moderate-length par 4 that plays with moderate difficulty. The fairway and green offer reasonable targets, though solid execution is needed on both the tee and approach shots.

A longer par 4 that demands two strong shots for par. The extended yardage requires disciplined play to navigate successfully and reach the green in regulation.

The most difficult par 3 on the course, though still playing at a reasonable length. The tee shot is the defining moment, and precision is essential to avoid trouble around the green.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairway that allows reasonable placement off the tee. The approach into the green requires accurate striking to secure a good position on the putting surface.

The closing hole is a short par 4 that provides a final scoring opportunity to finish the round. The abbreviated distance offers a favorable closing test compared to the more demanding holes earlier in the back nine.