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Play Travel + Leisure’s #3 Executive Course within the United States
Our executive course named “The Great 28” has been ranked one of the best 9-hole courses in the country. Perfect for practicing your short game or a quick round of golf, our par-3 course ranked in the #3 spot on a list of, “Top 5 Big Little Courses” in the United States by Travel + Leisure magazine. The Great 28 plays 1,615 yards from the back tees and 1,030 from the front tees.
Executive course ranked 3rd on a list of
“Top 5 Big Little Courses”
in the United States.
“Top 5 Big Little Courses”
in the United States.
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Par 3 1 145 YDS
Hole 1 is an uphill par 3 guarded by a bunker short and right of the green. The safe miss is left where a shallow swale awaits. Although a courageous player may elect to fire at the pin. A back, right pin placement presents a challenging short-iron tee shot.
Par 3 2 175 YDS
Hole 2 calls for a mid-iron to a narrow green. Sand bunkers left and long await an errant tee shot. Any tee shot to the right edge of the green tends to run into the deep swale which leads to a difficult pitch shot.
Par 3 3 165 YDS
Hole 3 demands a mid to short-iron tee shot over a daunting arroyo immediately in front of the green. The green slopes back-to-front in some places so a shot finishing past the hole may result in a speedy downhill putt.
Par 3 4 155 YDS
Hole 4 gives a player the chance to go directly at the pin. There are two shortly mown depressions right of the green and a bunker to the left that only catches a significantly errant tee shot short and left of the green.
Par 3 5 170 YDS
Hole 5 is downhill and so may play one club shorter than the actual yardage. A sand bunker awaits any shot that finishes right of the green. Don’t go long or right or you may not find your ball.
Par 3 6 125 YDS
Hole 6 is uphill from the back tee box and downhill from the front tee boxes. The green is guarded by a very large bunker in front. Missing long or left sets up a straightforward pitch shot to the green.
Par 3 7 190 YDS
Hole 7 presents a challenge where the wind usually blows left-to-right. It starts with a downhill mid-iron with no room to miss right of the green. The green slopes left-to-right and the front of the green has significant slope back-to-front. A bunker is located long and left.
Par 3 8 185 YDS
Hole 8 is a daunting downhill tee shot with a smallish green guarded by a large bunker short and left. A short, right miss provides for a good up-and-down opportunity.
Par 4 9 355 YDS
Hole 9 the par 4 finishing hole slopes right-to-left in the fairway. A tee shot hit slightly right of target might bounce back into the fairway. A large fairway bunker guards the left side of the fairway at about 100 yards from the green. A good tee shot sets up a short iron or wedge into the green. The green is protected by a deep bunker short and right of the green.