Cypress Course

Hole # 2

Two fairway bunkers guard the tee shot on this lengthy par 5. Long hitters may be able to get home in 2, but arrant shots will find trouble to the left and right of this wide green. Five is not a disappointing score, especially on a windy day.

Hole # 3

This short par 3 is best attacked with a shot in the center of this two-tiered green. Avoid the lake to the right, and par is a manageable score.

Hole # 4

A fairway metal is the safest play off this tee, with water along the left side of the fairway and trees to the right. A mid to long iron will be required into this large but tricky green where more water waits. Even the famous Arnold Palmer made a 10 on this hole, so par will feel like a birdie.

Hole # 5

A short dog leg left with a wide landing area will provide an excellent opportunity for a birdie. Control the distance on a wedge or short iron to find this well bunkered green.

Hole # 6

A somewhat lengthy par 3 protected by bunkers short and left. Aim directly over the front bunker regardless of pin position for the safest play.

Hole # 7

This dogleg right is the longest hole on our property, and even the longest hitters will have trouble reaching this green in two. This hole is relatively open, just make sure to miss the out of bounds down the left side.

Hole # 8

A well placed tee shot will leave you just a short iron into this straightaway par four. Avoid water to the left and bunkers to the right of this elevated green to set up your best chance at par.

Hole # 9

A great finishing hole, trouble lines both sides of this narrow par four. This approach is one of the toughest on the course with water trickling down the right side and a large bunker guarding the left side. Missing this green is almost a certain bogey.