This scenic opening Par 5 hole features a split-level fairway that is in play for both the drive and second shot. The lower left side is a bit wider and more receptive but there is a lake, from tee to green, just to the left of the cart path and a drive into the sloping bank dividing the fairway will usually necessitate a recovery 'chip out'. A drive to the higher right side sets up a better second shot but calls for more accuracy due to two sand bunkers that guard the right edge of the elevated fairway. A very long drive down the middle can clear the fairway-dividing bank and set up a chance . to reach the green in two—but there are two bunkers guarding the left side and a steep slope with thick rough on the right. For most second shots there is less danger going to the higher fairway on the right and offers an easier approach shot to the green. The green slopes slightly from back left to right front. Par is a good score!

                The second hole is a relatively short Par 4 with an intimidating tee shot. There is water all down the left side and fairly high rough with an uphill/downhill stance if you miss the fairway. The right side is more level but has two lakes that can come into play; one to catch any short fades or slices and the second that comes into play for a long fade. A decent drive down the middle sets up a mid-to-short iron approach shot to the elevated green. There are two traps to the front left of the green and a lake to the right and rear of the hole. This can be an easy par...if you don't miss either of your first two shots.

                This is a pretty, dogleg-right Par 4 that demands accuracy and course management. The shorter right side skirts a lake and requires an approach shot over water and a greenside bunker. The left side has an elevated split fairway that sets up an easier approach shot but requires a long drive to carry the bank and a guarding sand bunker, plus there are OB stakes left of the cart path if you pull the tee shot. The long green slopes down from right to left and can make a two-putt difficult if you are out of position with the pin. A good birdie hole for lower handicappers.

                 A "risk/reward" hole for longer hitters. A good straight drive into the wide fairway sets up a second shot of 200-230 yards to the green. But, a maze of sand traps guard the frontal approach to the green with a greenside bunker on the right and left rear to catch any errant shots. A safer second shot can be played out to the right for a short iron pitch to the large, gently sloped green. Shorter tee shots have to guard against a lake on the right but can lay-up short of the traps or hit to the non-bunkered right side and then play a mid-iron to the green.

                  This Par 3 has a large green that looks-rather narrow since it is on anelevated peninsula and nearly surrounded by water. There is a greenside bunker infront and one that curves around the left side. Use one extra club here for it is crucial to carry the green. Tee shots that hold this green should result in a par or birdie unless the ball is at the opposite end from the pin placement on this very wide green.

                  "Distance off the tee can get you into trouble on this hole. Tee shots in the 200-240 range have a large, safe landing area but longer "drives to the right side will likely catch one of the two fairway bunkers. Approach shots to the green need to be accurate for distance and direction. There are two large sand traps protecting the left side and a pot bunker in front. The green has a higher plateau in the rear center that affects putting considerably as it slopes down to the front & sides. Par is a good score on this hole but a definite birdie possibility for accurate players.

                   The second hole is a relatively short Par 4 with an intimidating tee shot. There is water all down the left side and fairly high rough with an uphill/downhill stance if you miss the fairway. The right side is more level but has two lakes that can come into play; one to catch any short fades or slices and the second that comes into play for a long fade. A decent drive down the middle sets up a mid-to-short iron approach shot to the elevated green. There are two traps to the front left of the green and a lake to the right and rear of the hole. This can be an easy par...if you don't miss either of your first two shots.

                   This is another deceptively difficult Par 4. Lots of water and sand that comes into play for both the tee ball and the approach shot. It is crucial to hit a fairly long drive into the fairway to set up a decent mid-to-long iron shot to the elevated, steeply sloped, and well-bunkered green. The entire length of this Msland' fairway is surrounded by water with multiple sand traps both left and right. The water should not be a factor with the tee shot but the sand bunkers on the right will catch any weak fades or slices while the sand on the left runs almost the full length of the fairway and will cause problems for errant hooks or pulls. Second shots here face a carry over a 20-30 yard portion of the lake to another peninsular green. There is heavy rough and a right greenside bunker guarding the 25-30 yard slope up to the green. A large bunker to the left rear catches any long pulls and most putts will face more break and speed due to the steeper slope from back to front.