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Slight dogleg left with water all along the left side. Elevated green with a large bunker on the front left.

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Uphill dogleg right with wide fairway. You’ll approach a small green, sloping from front to back. Reachable in two shots for long hitters.

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The most challenging of our par 3’s. Elevated green protected by two very large bunkers on the left of the green. Must keep the ball on the right side to avoid trouble.

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Long par 3 with dogleg right. Bunkers line each side of the fairway. Water hugs the left side of the green with a bunker behind the green.

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Short straight away par 3 with bunkers and water behind the green.

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Shortest Par 5 on the golf course, long hitters can easily hit the green in two. Green is elevated and protected by bunkers in front of the green. Be cautions when putting, the green is very undulated which makes putting challenging.

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Shortest Par 5 on the golf course, long hitters can easily hit the green in two. Green is elevated and protected by bunkers in front of the green. Be cautions when putting, the green is very undulated which makes putting challenging.

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Enjoyable par 3 with water to the right and bunkers to the left. Golfers can challenge the pin but the best play is in the middle of the green to stay away from the hazards.

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Handicap long but reachable par 5 with a double dogleg fairway. Golfers can cut the corner on the drive and shorten up the hole. On the approach, you’ll experience an elevated green with severe slope from right to left.

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Beautiful straightaway par 4, with a creek along the right hand side of the fairway and in front of the green. A very precise tee shot is needed in order to have a good look at the green, which is protected by two large bunkers on the left.

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Downhill dogleg left par 4, with bunkers along the right and left sides. Green slopes from right to left and putts can be very fast if left on the right hand side.

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Uphill dogleg right par 4. Golfers must hit over a fairway bunker on the right in order to have a short shot to the green. Bunker on the right is very deep and golfers must steer away shots from this hazard.

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Very nice short par 3, which has two false front bunkers short of the green. Not a difficult hole, but if the pin is located to the back of the green it is tough to get the ball close.

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Severe dogleg right, par 5, with water down the right side. Wide landing areas on the tee shot but narrow landing areas short of the green. Golfers must be precise with the second shot in order to get a ball close with the third shot.

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Long par 3 with a narrow green. The only hole on the course with no bunkers, but the green is challenging.

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Straight away, very long par 4. Two bunkers in the middle of the fairway on the drive. Balls hit over these bunkers funnel down the hill on a very wide fairway. Green is slightly elevated and protected by a slope to the right and bunkers to the left.

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Could be one of the longest par 5’s in Texas, stretching out as much as 648 yards. Although very long, the fairway is generous once the ball is past the two large bunkers on the drive. Upon the approach, golfers will see a small green with bunker up front. Due to its location, it can be very difficult to hit out of.

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Great finishing hole that rewards a good tee shot. Water hugs the left side of the hole and continues all the way to the green with bunkers down the right side. Beautiful greens complex with stone bulkheads that accent the front and left side of the green.