Course Tour

A straightaway par 4 with a slight uphill second shot. Club selection is important to avoid the false front of the green.

Challenging par 3 with deep bunkers on the right along with hazard. Par is a great score.

Reachable par 5 with well-placed fairway bunkers. Green is protected by the deepest bunker on the course.

#1 Handicap hole on the course. Wind normally plays a big factor on this demanding tee shot and approach to a narrow and long green.

Avoiding the long fairway bunker is key. The uphill second shot with a well-protected green means club selection is vital.

Length off the tee is a big advantage to leave a shorter approach to a deep-bunkered green. The back left pin location puts premium on yardage control.

Beautiful par three protected by water and bunkers. Large green makes it difficult to get the ball close.

CCN’s Signature hole. Picturesque par five with high risk/reward. Eagles and birdies are available but so are double and triples. Yardage control is a key with an separated fairway for the second shot surrounded by a creek that comes into play.

Only hole with no bunkers but elevation changes makes this a great par four. Large landing area off the tee sets up a difficult approach to a tricky green.

Sharp dogleg left par four. Tee shot is important to set up an approach to the well-guarded smaller green.

Out of bounds close to the right and deep bunkers on the left frame the tee shot. This hole has two separate greens to play to with the upper green providing a more difficult approach.

Dogleg left par four with well-placed bunkers to impede the big hitter. Multiple hole locations make the second shot hard to get close to a well-bunkered green.

Scenic par three with all the elements. Wind plays a large role in club selection to a narrow green with water in front. High risk/reward hole with par being a great score.

A Jack Nicklaus Signature par 4 providing difficulty without length. This medium length par 4 is well-guarded with a water-protected green. Long narrow green makes accuracy a key.

Longest par five on the course. Fairway bunkers must be avoided by the long hitters to reach in two. Front right green side bunker is one of the deepest on course.

Difficult par four with large undulated green. Proper placement of the tee shot will provide better angle to the two-tiered green.

Longest par three on the course but is downhill. Narrow opening on the green with deep bunkers makes this hole difficult to score on.

Great par four finishing hole with environmentally-protected area running the length of the hole. Long narrow green makes yardage and accuracy a must. Difficult chipping from left of the green makes par a great score.