Ida Red Rose

This hole favors a tee shot down the left side leaving the best possible angle into the green.  Beware the left hand fairway bunker.  A conservative approach will favor the left hand side of the green avoiding the two green side bunkers on the right.  There is little room for error both right and long for anyone trying to attack the flag.

Blasted Rocks

This intimidating tee shot tempts long hitters to carry the bunker on the right.  There is plenty of room to the left of the bunker, and ideal position will be 125-150 yards from the green.  The approach is uphill to a tree-protected green that is bisected in two by a large slope.  Birdie is a good possibility here.

Big Mac

The landing area in the fairway appears generous, but is guarded by bunkers both right and left.  Favor the left if possible, as it leaves an approach that is more open to the left of the green.  Both left and right of the green the ground slopes away, meaning anything not on target will bounce away from the green.  Players will be rewarded with pars and birdies if they can place their approach on the correct tier of the green.

Double Delicious

The thirteenth begins the stretch of six holes that can make or break your round.  Strategy is key on this long and winding par 5.  Ideal placement for long hitters is just to the right of the lone pot bunker on the left leaving the best angle to possibly go for the green in two.  If you are planning on going for the green in regulation, ideal placement is between the left and right bunkers.  Depending on wind conditions and pin placement should determine whether or not you select the right or left side fairways, though you should note that if you choose left, you can possibly never have to carry the environmental hazard.  Either side will require an accurate layup as their is hazard left and OB right.  From there, your approach to the green will need to be fairly accurate as there is a false front that if hit will roll back 40 yards short of the green.  There is a heavy contour line that bisects this green as well.  A challenging par to say the least!

Udderly Dangerous

This long, demanding par 4 will test your nerves.  Find the fairway off the tee or you will have some work to do.  Approaches that favor the left will find the benefit of a landing area, but leave a difficult up and down.  Those that want to challenge the green in two will have to carry two bunkers as well as be careful not to go long.  There is a severe slope bisecting the green from front to back as well as some serious contours.  A challenging hole for a player of any ability.

Cloak and Dagger

Club selection is critical on this short, but deceiving, par 3.  The bunker in front of the green is actually 20 yards short of the front edge.  Distance control will determine your score, as the green is divided from front to back in three segments.

Carmody's Challenge

This longest par 4 on the course has a wide fairway, allowing long hitters to swing away.  Avoid the native areas along the left side and an open approach to the green will be the result.  Most players will be coming in with a long iron or hybrid, so play for the front of the green with the hopes of running it to the middle.  The green has three tiers, and pin location can have an impact on strategy.  Avoid the left green side bunker at all costs.  Four is a great score.

Plum Good

The large boomerang shaped green on this par 3 is divided into three smaller sections by a large ridge.  The ridge and the bunkers short of and over the green make the target small.  Precise iron play will be rewarded, but there are opportunities to save par as there are layup areas both left and right of the green.

Beauty of the Beast

Finding the fairway is key off this tee.  Long hitters beware, the bunkers at the end are in play.  Carrying the bunkers on the right is no easy task either as it takes length and accuracy.  Keep your second shot in the fairway as it narrows closing down to the green.  If possible, try to lay up 125-100 yards out as this presents the easiest approach.  Try not to enjoy the view of Green Bay too much as you still have to challenge the three-tiered green.  Distance control is important to put your approach on the right level.  The green slopes from back to front, but each of the tiers slope to the water, so it will appear as though putts break uphill.