Whitehall Golf & Pub

The opening hole is a straightforward par 4 that plays longer from the white tees. The fairway is relatively open with subtle doglegs, though accuracy into the green becomes critical as the approach narrows.

A mid-length par 4 with modest yardage from the forward tees but playing significantly longer from the blue markers. The hole's character shifts dramatically based on tee selection, making it a variable test of skill.

A short par 3 that plays under 180 yards from the longest tees. The modest length belies the importance of precision, as this green demands accuracy over distance.

A well-balanced par 4 with relatively consistent yardages across all tee boxes. The hole presents a straightforward test without extreme hazards or dramatic terrain changes.

The easiest handicap par 4 on the front nine, this hole plays to similar yardages across all tees. The fairway provides ample room, making this a favorable scoring opportunity.

A strong par 5 that demands respect from all tee positions, stretching to over 500 yards from the white tees. Length and positioning are key considerations as the hole plays as one of the course's premium tests.

The third-handicap par 5 presents a formidable challenge with significant yardage from the blue markers. This hole is one of the course's signature tests of endurance and strategic shot-making.

A mid-handicap par 4 with consistent length across all tee selections. The hole plays relatively straightforward without extreme hazards, offering a balanced risk-reward opportunity.

The back nine begins with a modest par 3 playing under 180 yards from the blue tees. The short length offers a scoring chance before the stretch ahead becomes more demanding.

The back nine's second-hardest hole, this par 4 matches the opening hole's character with similar yardages and challenge. The fairway tightens approaching the green, requiring precision on the approach shot.

An eighth-handicap par 4 with the same dramatic yardage variance seen earlier in the round. The hole tests the golfer's ability to adapt across different tee selections.

A par 3 playing under 135 yards even from the longest tees. This short one-shotter provides a breather and birdie opportunity in the middle stretch of the back nine.

A tenth-handicap par 4 with moderate length and relatively open positioning. The hole presents a reasonable scoring chance without severe hazards or dramatic terrain.

The eighteenth-handicap hole—the easiest on the course—this par 4 plays shortest and most forgiving. The generous fairway and approachable yardages make this a prime birdie opportunity.

A strong par 5 stretching to over 500 yards from the white tees. The length and positioning make this one of the course's most demanding three-shot holes.

The fourth-hardest hole on the course, this long par 5 rivals the toughest tests in the round. Significant yardage and strategic complexity define this premium finishing hole of the back nine.

A mid-handicap par 4 with consistent yardage across all tees. The hole plays relatively straightforward, offering a scoring opportunity before the finishing par 3.

The round concludes with a par 3 playing under 180 yards from the blue tees. This final one-shotter provides a fitting finish with emphasis on precision rather than distance.