Golf Course

#3 – Par 4

The drive on this dogleg left hole MUST be to the right of white pole (this is to protect players on #4 green). Loss of distance is the only penalty. Stay to right approaching green.

#4 – Par 3

If you miss this par 3, miss long and chip back. Anything short will land in the bunker, and the sand shot will be difficult to hold on this green that runs downhill.

#5 – Par 4

The hardest hole on the front 9, especially since the green is very small. Use the right bank to help your shot to the green. Ideal drive is center or center left.

#6 – Par 4

The straightaway par 4 has woods on right and sand in front. The back and right side of the green drop off sharply-keep your approach shot short and centered.

#7 – Par 5

Keep your drive left/center on this hole as out-of-bounds stakes line the entire right side along the highway.

#8 – Par 4

This slight dogleg right hole seems easy before getting to the green. Keep your approach shot below the hole, as putts can run off the green from the top.

#9 – Par 5

The longest hole on the course has lateral water hazards on the tee shot, but opens up after that. Watch for automobiles crossing the driveway on your second shot.

#10 – Par 4

This dogleg left hole has a pond on the right and tight approach to a rolling green; watch the pin position flag. Out-of-bounds stakes on the left protect golfers on #1 green.

#11 – Par 4

Another dogleg left par 4 opens up after the tee shot; keep shots on the right side of the fairway for a good approach shot, but left of the pond.

#12 – Par 4

A driveable par 4 if going over the pond; keep drive short of the grass bunker on left. Do not be long to his rolling green.

#13 – Par 4

The TCC signature hole needs a 180-yard long tee shot over the creek (please yell “fore” if drive is headed to #18 ladies’ tee). Aim for the directional flag.

#14 – Par 3

A shot par 3 with sand in front; don’t be long, or chipping will be hazardous to this crowned green. Out-of-bounds behind green.

#15 – Par 5

This slight dogleg right hole opens up after the tee shot; stay out of the trees on the right, and away from the out-of-bounds on the left. One of the largest greens on the course.

#16 – Par 3

Aim your blind drive to the right here, as out-of-bounds are left. Balls will funnel to the hole from the right side. Don’t be long or left on this hole.

#17 – Par 4

A severe dogleg left hole that needs a good drive to or past the directional flag. Please ring the bell on left side of fairway when out of range on second shot.

#18 – Par 5

he drive needs to be beyond the sycamore tree to have an easy second shot over the creek. On approach, stay away from the lateral water hazard on left and woods on right.