Standing on the tee of this 198-yard par three and looking into the green can be quite intimidating. Two bunkers, OB and trees on the left guard the huge two-tier green. If the pin is blue and on the back half of the green it might be wise to go up two clubs to ensure that your ball stays on the elevated back half of the green. Any putt is certain to deserve a second look on this green, as it has some subtle nuances.

13th Hole Member's Holes-in-one Listing

Another reachable par 5, but only if the tee ball is struck well. Any player thinking of going at the green in two must be cognizant of the narrow green and the three bunkers that guard it's approach. Add to the fact that the approach should be hit on the front part of this firm green or risk a chip shot back to the pin and a lay up may soon be the play. An ultimate in risk-reward.

14th Hole Member's Double Eagles

This tee shot requires a slight left to right flight path to play the "lay of the land" for this slight dog leg right 400 yard hole. A mid to long iron shot to a large green will be the reward for a well struck tee ball, a certain bogey awaits the player who does not reach the crest of the hill off the tee.