The first demands a very accurate drive—probably with a fairway wood or long iron. Any drive to the right will be blocked by trees or a drive to the left side will find a fairway bunker at about 250 yards out. A short to middle iron will be required for a second shot into a firm green protected in the front by two bunkers. A mound in the center left and another on the back right of the green will make for some interesting pin placements.

A dogleg left framed by trees on both sides. To reach in two requires an approach over a lake onto a green that slopes from left to right. A bunker is parallel to the left side of the green.

Slightly uphill and bends to the right. Large fir trees guard both sides of the fairway, which widens in the landing area. A large tree 80 yards away shields the left side of the green, which is protected by a front bunker left and right.

A tree in the right side of the fairway 225 yards out and a bunker behind it steer the drive to the left. Two-tiered green surrounded by three sand bunkers with a grass bunker behind it.

Both sides of the hole are lined with trees, giving the impression of hitting out of a tunnel. A lake curves around the right side of the green with bunkers on the left behind the green. Rees Jones added a pot bunker on the right side during his redesign.

Three bunkers down the right side and one on the left. Drive must favor the left side because of a large tree 175 yards from the green. Approach must carry the bunker in the front of a two-tiered green.

Straight and slightly downhill, with a tree on the right 150 yards from the tee and two trees on the left 275 yards out. Three bunkers surround the green, which is undulating around the edges.

Dogleg right, with a forest of trees to the right and three bunkers on the left side of a fairway that slopes to the left. Two bunkers guard the front of a green that rises from front to back. Anything above the hole leads to a difficult two-putt..

Rhododendrons surround the back side of this undulating green that rises from front to back. A large lake with a railroad tie border curves around the left side of the green. Two bunkers guard the front, and the back drops off severely.