The last of a tough group of par 3's, this hole plays all of the 200 yards it is listed at on the scorecard. Two bunkers protect this green that will usually funnel a tee shot from left to right. Although the water hazard on the right should not come into play, it should be in the back of a player's mind as any ball hit too far right and short will certainly be wet.

16th Hole Member's Holes-in-one Listing

Most believe this hole has evolved into the Glendale's signature hole. A big drive down the right side of the fairway missing the bunker will put thoughts of reaching the green in two into the players' mind. Any shot at the green, however, must navigate the large water hazard and the many strategically placed bunkers. The location of your shot on this gargantuan three-tiered green is of so much importance the play is usually a lay up so that the player can choose the best location to land his shot for the best chance at a birdie putt.

17th Hole Member's Double Eagle Listing

Another tree lined fairway and a water hazard tucked behind the two fairway bunkers on the right side makes driver off the tee a precarious choice. A fairway wood or long iron is the preferred club off the tee to allow a mid iron into this receptive green guarded by a bunker on each side. Most approach shots to the green will roll from left to right at the middle to front half of this green which does have a slight back to front slope on the back half of the putting surface.