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Longest par 4 on the front nine. Stay slightly left off the tee, many hazards on the right. Four bunkers protect the green, avoid them and you have an obtainable par.

A straight and solid tee shot is key on this dogleg left, par 4. The lake down the left side and a large cottonwood at the corner of the dogleg could slow you down. Your approach shot is uphill, use more club.

On this short par 4, your tee shot is better short rather than long. This leaves you with a short iron into a large green. Good birdie hole.

Keep it straight off the tee to avoid water down the right side and trees down the left. Two good shots can set you up for a birdie. Take advantage here, the holes will get more difficult.

Decisions off the tee make this a challenging hole. If you drive short of the tree at the corner of this dogleg right, use a mid to long iron into the green. If your tee shot is past the tree, fairway bunkers come into play. Hit this green and you have a good chance for par.

This last par 5 on the front 9 demands three good shots. A straight tee shot makes the lay up much easier, stray off the fairway and you're scrambling to the green. Make sure your second shot is down the right side and you'll have a good look at the green. Beware of the two ponds, short and right of the green.

Take advantage here, no bunkers make this the least difficult hole on the golf course. Clear the water for a birdie putt on this sloping green.

Aim at the left bunkers on this long par 4 and you'll avoid trees on the right. Long hitters should cut the ball to avoid the bunkers. A tee shot down the left side of the fairway leaves a clear shot into this two-tiered green. Going down the right side means a shot over trees and a greenside bunker. Don't be long over the green; bogey, or worse, will result.

This is a challenging par 3 that is long and uphill. With a good front nine on the line, par is a great score. Take enough club to carry the hill, anything short will not run on to the green. Once you've carried the hill and avoided the four bunkers, you'll face a challenging green. Take two putts, and run to the 10th tee.

Keep it in the fairway off the tee on this long par 4. Use plenty of club on your approach shot to avoid 2 deep greenside bunkers. Par is a good score.

Keep your tee shot straight as the fairway bunkers are reachable off the tee. Your second shot is a short to mid-iron into this large green.

Don't be intimidated on the tee of this par 3. A short to mid iron will put you on or near the green. Birdie is possible.

Precision is required off the tee on one of the most demanding holes on the course. Trees block your second shot if you're long or short. Avoid the three bunkers protecting the green. If you land in any of them, the ball will be below your feet.

This downhill par 3 doesn't play as long as the yardage indicates. Aim for the middle of the green to give yourself a chance for a birdie.

Lots of options on this short par 4. Keep your tee shot down the left side of the fairway bunkers. Long hitters can fly these bunkers and shorten the hole. Keep your approach shot below the hole for a chance at birdie, the green slopes severely back to front.

The most difficult hole on the course. Keep your tee shot centered to the left to avoid reachable fairway bunkers and trees on the right. A good drive leaves a long approach shot into the well protected green. If you avoid the two large bunkers greenside, a two putt on this undulating green makes par a great score.

Roller coaster, par 5. A solid tee shot will carry you to the top of the hill. If you avoid the reachable fairway bunkers on the left, your second shot can carry the valley to the top of the second hill. Approach the green on the right half as all shots run left. An uphill putt is your best chance for a birdie, downhill putts on this quick green are tricky.