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This is a great starting hole that will not leave you much time to cruise into your round.

It is a demanding medium length par 4 with OB right and left. Avoid the fairway bunkers on the left and you will have a mid-iron into a well-bunkered green.

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Number 2 is a short par 4 with OB left and a well-placed bunker on the right.

From the fairway you will have a short iron into one of the smallest greens on the course.

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Demanding is the only way to describe one of the toughest holes in the central valley.

A good drive, avoiding both fairway bunkers, will leave a long iron or fairway wood into a well-bunkered green. Par is like a birdie here.

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Don’t lose focus yet.

Now you have a mid-length par 3 with a green that is surrounded by bunkers and a swirling breeze. Pick the correct club and get out of here with a par.

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Now you can breathe a little bit.

Longer hitters can reach this fun par 5 in two. Two good shots should leave a short iron into this challenging green.

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Number six is a short par three to a very narrow and well-bunkered green.

Check the tree tops for wind direction and pick the correct club!

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Number seven is a dogleg right par 4.

Don’t cut too much off the corner, bunkers and OB right are lurking! A good drive will leave a mid-iron into this sloping green.

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Once again, you will need a good drive to have a good yardage into a demanding par 4.

Keep the ball in the fairway and avoid the bunkers surrounding the green.

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Usually playing into the wind, this par 5 rarely gets touched in two shots.

Two good shots will leave a medium iron in. Birdies are possible but par is still a good score!

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  Gold 493
  Red 452

You just grabbed a cold beverage in the snack bar and see that hole 10 is only 325 yards.

Avoid the bunkers off the tee and you will have a short-iron into the green and your best chance at birdie on the back nine.

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  Red 296

Number 11 is a beast from any tee.

Even a good tee shot will leave a long iron into a small green with plenty of bunkers.

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Number twelve is a shorter par 4 with two fairway bunkers and one of the smallest greens at Sunnyside, surrounded by bunkers.

Double-check your yardage and pick the correct club!

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This par 3 will present you with one of the hardest 150-yard shots on the course.

Hit the green and you will have a legitimate birdie chance.

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If you hit a draw you finally found a hole that really fits your eye.

Don’t over hook it, the trees on the left will obstruct what should be a mid-iron into a well-shaped and bunkered green.

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Big hitters can have a go at the fun 15th.

A good drive and second shot will leave a short iron into another green with lots of bunkers protecting it.

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You only need 230 off the tee to have a mid-iron in to this slight dogleg left par 4.

Sometimes the wind swirls around this part of the course so choose your second club wisely!

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Don’t think ahead to 18 before you take care of business on this challenging par 3.

A long iron or fairway wood needs to thread the needle between some bunkers to find the green.

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Are you sensing a theme of avoiding well placed fairway bunkers?

If your drive and second shot stay in the short grass, you will have a good chance at birdie on a classic risk/reward finishing par 5.

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