This is a straightaway Par 4 with a reasonably wide fairway. There are a couple of bunkers in the left rough and OB stakes if the tee ball is hooked over the cartpath. The right rough has some small hills and can produce difficult ties but any good drive in or close to the fairway will leave'a mid-to-short iron to the elevated green. There is a bunker on the front left and one to the left rear. The right side has a steep upslope with think rough so it is important to carry the green with your approach shot. The higher right side has a small plateau for level putting but then slopes rather sharply down to the left front. There can be at least a two-club difference from hitting the left front or right rear of this green so the key here is the proper club selection for your approach shot.

                This is a rather short Par 5 with little water danger but the very elevated green with a bunker in front makes it difficult to reach.the green with two shots. Two bunkers are in range of tee shots to the right (& and small lake if you're really long). There is an OB line down the left side but not close to the obvious line of play. Some ridges and moguls run the full length of this hole so you often have an uneven stance on the second or third shot. Most approach shots come up a little short due to the elevation of the green but a lake curves around the back of #11 and any shot that 'flies the green' will likely incur the water penalty.

                Properly handicapped, this dogleg left Par 4 calls for distance and accuracy from the tee and still leaves a long, uphill shot to a smaller elevated green. A lake runs down the left side of the fairway and into most of the approach paths to the green. The right side has high rough, ridges, and two large traps. A long drive down the right half of the fairway sets up a long iron or fairway wood shot to the green but usually from a slightly downhill lie. Most golfers should lay up short of the water, hit a second shot into the fairway short of the green, and then hope to get their short chip close to the pin. Bogie is not a bad score on this hole.

                 Not quite as intimidating as #13 but this'is another IbYig'Par 4-that also requires a long drive and an accurate approach shot with' either a long iron or fairway wood. The hole doglegs slightly to the right but there are two traps on the right edge of the fairway that endanger attempts to shorten the hole with the tee shot. Drives on the left side are safer but leave a 200+ yard approach shot to an elevated green with a large trap in front and a steep bank of rough on the right. The green is large with lots of undulations but generally slopes from back right to front with another large bunker on the left edge.

                 This is another Par 4 that features a fairly long approach shot over water to a well-bunkered and elevated peninsula green. Despite a lake on the left and ridges with high rough on the right, there is ample fairway for a good tee shot. A long drive down the middle makes this a relatively easy par hole but shorter drivers will have to lay-up short of the lake or risk penalty strokes. There is a pot bunker in front of the hole, another bunker on the left side, and moguls/depressions on the right. It is a large green that slopes from back to front so accurate approach shots will hold the green offer a chance to save a stroke with a good putt.

                  Don't let that handicap fool you; this is a tough Par 3. The straight-line tee shot must carry several traps, a thick rough depression, and a steep up-slope. Anything short or left will make it very difficult to save par. The short 'fairway7 approach curves in from the right and a good draw with a long iron or fairway wood will make the green or leave an easy uphill chip to save your par. The right side has high rough, numerous trees, and a greenside bunker. Par is an excellent score here.

                   A good tee shot on this downwind hole will leave a short iron approach to a receptive back to front sloped green. But, there are plenty hazards to penalize errant shots. A lake runs all down the left side with a couple of incursions into the fairway, the right side has some higher rough ridges and a couple of sand traps, an approach bunker on the left, a greenside bunker on the right, and the lake behind the green.

                   This spectacular final hole of the Green Valley course is a beautiful Par 5 that curls around the left side of a shimmering lake with the Clubhouse majestically in view behind this final green. There is also water and a series-of sand bunkers on the left side but a wide fairway area to the right of the traps that extends approximately 300 yards before curving around the lake that extends to the green. Long drivers will have the opportunity to hit a second shot (200-230 yards) directly over the lake to set up a birdie or eagle possibility. There are traps to the left, left rear, and right of the green but a good shot clearing the water will hold the green. Most golfers will hit a lay up shot into the fairway curving left around the lake and approach traps. This safer approach leaves an easy short iron to the green and also provides a chance to finish with a birdie or easy par.