Good opening hole, better hit it straight and don’t be short on the approach.

Make sure to drive the ball in the fairway. Trees on left are very much in play. Green can be difficult.

Accuracy is the key on both the drive and approach shot.

Good par 3. Length of tee selected gives it character. Avoid hidden pot hole bunker on left.

Long tee shot sets up a go for green. Water spans the entire fairway on the approach shot. Good risk/reward hole.

Must drive the ball in the right center of the fairway and avoid the forest on the left side or be blocked out on approach to green.

One of the area’s toughest par threes from the back tee with a left hole location. Better hit the part of the green where hole is located due to large size of green.

Good par 4. Approach shot distance is critical with water in front of green and trees behind.

Well bunkered par 5. Avoid the fairway bunker on the right and the two that guard the approach shot.

Tough par 3 with water left.

Avoid OB and trees on the right. Good tee shot sets up a short approach.

Play smart on drive–OB right with bunker and pond in landing zone.

Hit the tee shot to right center of fairway and you will still be left with a difficult second shot to a challenging green. If you drive the ball anywhere else, a punch out is in your future.

One of the hardest par 4’s in Southern Illinois. Good tee shot will set up a long iron or fairway wood to the green.

Hit the ball out of the chute into the fairway and avoid the OB right. You will then have an approach downhill to a small, well protected green.

Length of tee selected determines the hole’s difficulty — 100 – 215 yards all carry over water!

Don’t gamble! Play the hole as designed or you may experience a high number.

Avoid water left and trees right on drive. Approach to a big green with water on the right side.