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The first thing you’ll notice here is the gentle breeze off the Pacific Ocean that comes across the course. The next thing that will grab your attention is that the Pacific is right over there. Yes, our views are pretty nice, too. Another thing that we not ashamed to admit is that these are honestly some of the nicer greens in the county. That’s no lie!
With the most varied terrain in the area, every shot here is different, even if you’ve done it a thousand times. Many established golfers have learned to play here and won’t tell you different. You’ll see a few of them around because as many of them say, “I still find this a great place to play and have fun with my friends.”
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Our opening tree-lined fairway calls for a slight draw. Your second shot sets up to a green that’s relatively flat, representing a fair chance for 2 puts and a par.
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Finishing the front is a challenging par 3 playing about 160 yards. The green is slightly set down from the clubhouse area. This hole offers a great opportunity for par and will set you up nicely for the back nine.
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Many consider this the best par 4 on the course. Your tee shot starts in the trees and plays to a slightly dog leg left. Then your second shot sets up between tree line fairways to a double green. You’ll probably be distracted by the spectacular mountain views to the east, so don’t say we didn’t warn you.
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The trees on the right hand side of this 150 yard par 3 encourages a draw towards a relatively flat green. This provides an excellent opportunity for par and perhaps even a birdie.
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