Wildhorse Golf Club

A welcoming opening par 4 with a relatively short length and modest handicap. The fairway is generous off the tee but tightens as it approaches the green, which is flanked by bunkers on the right side.

A short par 3 playing into a well-bunkered green with hazards positioned left and right of the putting surface. The compact yardage makes this a gettable hole, but accuracy is essential due to the tight green complex.

The stroke index 3 hole and a significant test, this lengthy par 4 demands two solid strikes to find the green. Water hazards and rough terrain frame both sides of the fairway, with bunkers guarding the elevated green.

A mid-length par 3 with an elevated green that requires a precise approach shot over a valley. Bunkers are positioned around the green to catch wayward shots, making club selection and execution critical.

A long par 5 that can be reached in three by most players, featuring a fairway that widens at the mid-point before narrowing again near the green. Water hazards and bunker complexes guard the approach to the green and reward aggressive play.

The shortest par 3 on the course, this charming hole plays downhill to a small green surrounded by sand. Its brevity is deceptive—bunker placement and the sloped green make it trickier than the yardage suggests.

A straightforward par 4 of moderate length with a fairway that offers two distinct landing zones. The green is protected by bunkers on both sides, and out-of-bounds looms along one flank.

This stroke index 5 par 4 is deceptively challenging with a dogleg that tightens the driving corridor at around 280 yards. Water guarding the left side and bunkers right of the green demand precision off both the tee and for the approach.

The course's most difficult hole—a long par 4 with a dramatic dogleg left and significant length. Hazards frame both sides of the fairway throughout, and the green is well-bunkered, requiring two excellent shots under pressure.

A generous par 4 that plays uphill throughout, with a wide fairway offering plenty of room off the tee. Bunkers guard the front and sides of the green, and the elevated putting surface slopes away to penalize approach shots that miss long.

The easiest hole on the course, this short par 3 plays downhill to a forgiving green with minimal bunkering. The reduced length and straightforward design make it an ideal scoring opportunity.

A compact par 4 that favors accuracy over distance, with tight fairway corridors and rough terrain bordering both sides. Bunkers cluster around the green entrance, making the approach shot the key to success.

The second-most difficult hole, this lengthy par 4 is unforgiving from tee to green with water hazards on the left and out-of-bounds right threatening throughout. The narrow fairway and heavily bunkered green demand precision on both shots.

A mid-range par 3 with an island-like green surrounded by water and sand bunkers on all sides. The green's isolation and distance make this a visually striking hole that demands confidence and accuracy.

A long par 4 with a dogleg right configuration and a fairway that narrows as it approaches the turn. Bunkers guard the outside of the dogleg, while water hazards left of the green protect the scoring area.

A substantial par 5 and the fourth-hardest hole, this three-shotter features a split fairway and strategic water hazards that come into play on both the second and third shots. The undulating terrain and bunker-laden green reward thoughtful course management.

A long par 5 that curves gently left with bunkers strategically placed along the inside of the dogleg to encourage wider play. Water hazards and rough edges frame the fairway, while the expansive green allows for various approach routes.

The closing par 4 is a moderate-length finisher with a fairway that widens off the tee before funneling toward a green surrounded by bunkers. The hole offers a fair but testing conclusion to the round, with out-of-bounds lurking along one side.