Wooster Country Club

An accessible par 5 with a relatively straight layout that offers multiple routes to the green. The hole's length varies considerably across tee boxes, making it reachable in two for longer hitters while still presenting a three-shot challenge from the forward tees.

A short par 4 that demands accuracy over distance, with the fairway tightening as it approaches the green. Strategic positioning off the tee is essential, as the narrow approach leaves little room for error on the second shot.

A brief par 3 requiring only a short iron or wedge from most tees. The compact green and limited yardage variation make this a straightforward one-shot hole that serves as a birdie opportunity.

The second handicap hole, this par 4 plays significantly longer from the blue tees and demands power and precision. Bunkers and tight fairway borders create a formidable test that separates quality drives from errant ones.

A challenging par 4 with considerable length from the back tees and a fairway that demands accuracy off the tee. The approach shot into the green requires careful distance control to avoid hazards surrounding the putting surface.

A mid-length par 4 that offers a relatively straightforward path to the green. The hole provides a good scoring opportunity for those who can position their drive effectively in the fairway.

A lengthy par 5 with a wide-open fairway that invites aggressive play from the tee. The hole's generous landing area and length make it a three-shot proposition for most players, though position management is crucial for the final approach.

The shortest par 3 on the course, this hole plays under 150 yards from most tees and presents an excellent birdie opportunity. The modest green and short distance make accurate club selection the primary consideration.

A short and relatively straightforward par 4 that plays significantly shorter from the forward tees. This hole offers a genuine scoring chance despite its handicap ranking and serves as a momentum-builder on the front nine.

A short par 3 that returns to the clubhouse side with modest yardage from all tee positions. The simplicity of this one-shotter makes it an accessible hole early on the back nine.

The number-one handicap hole and a formidable par 5 that plays well over 500 yards from the blue tees, making it the course's most demanding three-shot hole. Length, accuracy, and strategic positioning are all required to navigate this back-nine test.

A mid-length par 4 with considerable variation in yardage across the tee boxes that creates a stiff challenge from the blues. The hole demands a solid tee shot followed by a precise approach to find success.

A par 5 of moderate length that provides a reasonable birdie opportunity for well-struck shots. The fairway allows some room to work with, and the hole's mid-pack handicap suggests it plays as intended for most skill levels.

A very short par 3 under 170 yards from most tees, this hole represents a prime birdie chance despite its mid-handicap ranking. The brevity and accessible green make this a potential turning point on the back nine.

A shortened par 4 that plays under 300 yards even from the blue tees, making it one of the course's shortest par-4 tests. This hole offers excellent scoring potential for those who can control their approach into the green.

A short par 4 with significant yardage variation between tee boxes that plays as an accessible hole from the forward tees. The modest length creates an opportunity for birdie despite the handicap ranking.

The second-easiest hole on the course, this short par 4 plays under 300 yards from the blue tees and offers an inviting scoring opportunity. The straightforward nature of this hole makes it an ideal spot to build momentum toward the finish.

The closing hole is a third-handicap par 4 that plays substantially longer from the back tees and demands both power and precision to finish strong. The hole's length and difficulty provide a fitting climax to the round, with the final approach shot determining the overall score.