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COURSE GUIDE
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Front 9
Front 9
Back 9
Slopes & Rating
HOLE
Sierra
Tahoe
Truckee
Peavine
Rose
PAR
Men's Handicap
Women's Handicap
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
OUT
454
430
404
379
353
371
347
303
291
263
168
153
137
121
91
464
437
404
377
316
588
575
562
535
502
149
141
127
117
107
451
436
404
386
307
200
193
184
164
131
566
543
527
507
453
3411
3255
3052
2877
2473
4
4
3
4
5
3
4
3
5
35
10
12
8
6
18
18
4
10
2
2
16
14
6
8
14
16
12
4
CLOSE
HOLE 1
“Moguls”
This hole offers a breathtaking view of the community. Aim your tee shot at the set of bunkers to the right and utilize the prevailing wind. Finding the fairway off the tee is a must. The second shot will generally play a little shorter.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
10
Women
12
TEE
454
430
404
379
353
CLOSE
HOLE 2
“The Right Approach”
The downhill tee shot requires a long to mid iron aimed down the left side of the fairway as balls will kick to the right. Long tee shots may find the creek/pond at the end of the fairway. The relatively short second shot is played to a two-tiered green that is guarded by a pond on the left and a gaping bunker on the right. A good short iron player can make birdie here.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
8
Women
6
TEE
371
347
303
291
263
CLOSE
HOLE 3
“The Staircase”
There is a little bit more green surface than it looks from the tee. The three-tiered green will be very quick from back to front. Placing the ball on the correct tier is key. If the hole is positioned on the front level, use less club to avoid being past the hole. Take your three and move on.
PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
18
Women
18
TEE
168
153
137
121
91
CLOSE
HOLE 4
Peavine Climb
Perhaps one of the most difficult holes on the backside of the course. From the tee, aim your tee shot at the center of the fairway and make a confident swing. From the fairway, take an extra club or two to reach the hidden putting surface as the entire hole is more uphill than it looks. This green is very subtle so be careful-putts are quick from front to back.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
4
Women
10
TEE
464
437
404
377
316
CLOSE
HOLE 5
“Figure 8”
Our signature hole…look at the view. This is a true three-shot Par 5 for most. Aim your tee shot just left of the fairway bunker. Unless you are close to the fairway bunker, your second shot should be played to the 150 mark to avoid catching the looming water that cuts into the fairway at 125 yards from the green. This large green has many subtleties so pay close attention to the slopes. Par is a wonderful score.
PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
2
Women
2
TEE
588
575
562
535
502
CLOSE
HOLE 6
“Shelf”
The prevailing wind may be in your face so take enough club. The smart player will aim his shot at the right side of the green as everything slopes left. Avoid the left bunker as it does present a challenge.
PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
16
Women
14
TEE
149
141
127
117
107
CLOSE
HOLE 7
“Drop Off”
This hole is made a little easier by the elevation change but is visually intimidating off the tee. There is much more room in the fairway so aim your tee shot at the fairway bunker in the distance on the right. Most balls will bounce right and leave a second shot to the narrowest green on the course. It will be better to stay to the right on this hole.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
6
Women
8
TEE
451
436
404
386
307
CLOSE
HOLE 8
“Barranca”
What looks like a straight forward hole can bite you. Use more club when the wind is in your face and favor the right side. The left side is framed by barranca and the left bunkers will catch balls that are a little short and left.
PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
14
Women
16
TEE
200
193
184
164
131
CLOSE
HOLE 9
“Waterfall”
A good drive should be aimed at the left fairway bunker in the distance since most players can’t reach it from the tee. On the second shot, the further up the fairway you go, the narrow it gets. Try and lay up to 100 yards for a scoring opportunity on this small green. Don’t be too aggressive with your third shot to the smallish green.
PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
12
Women
4
TEE
566
543
527
507
453
HOLE
Sierra
Tahoe
Truckee
Peavine
Rose
PAR
Men's Handicap
Women's Handicap
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
IN
TOTAL
402
379
337
310
291
466
439
412
366
312
174
161
136
109
93
505
472
461
403
368
438
425
376
321
288
221
195
189
169
107
558
536
496
484
433
474
447
403
370
363
603
583
531
503
438
3841
3637
3341
3035
2693
7252
6892
6393
5912
5166
4
4
3
5
4
3
5
4
5
37
72
9
7
3
5
17
17
13
9
7
11
15
13
5
3
1
1
11
15
CLOSE
HOLE 10
“Deception”
On your tee shot, favor the left portion of the fairway. Your second shot will be played to an elevated table top green. Use enough club as shots that are short make for a difficult up and down.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
9
Women
7
TEE
402
379
337
310
291
CLOSE
HOLE 11
“Carry”
With an ample amount of room off the tee, bear down and hit a solid tee shot to this “bunkerless” hole. Plenty of challenges await your second shot that requires an exacting club selection. Use your short game creativity around the green as Mr. Kite has given us many options here.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
3
Women
5
TEE
466
439
412
366
312
CLOSE
HOLE 12
“Sunset”
This green appears much smaller than it actually is. Pay close attention to the hole location as it may require a two or three club variance from front to back.
PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
17
Women
17
TEE
174
161
136
109
93
CLOSE
HOLE 13
“Opportunity”
Here, the tee shot is the key to taking advantage of a somewhat reachable par 5. A good drive between the bunkers leaves a risk/reward “opportunity”. Hitting this green in 2 still requires a great deal of creativity if you are to leave this hole with a birdie.
PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
13
Women
9
TEE
505
472
461
403
368
CLOSE
HOLE 14
“The Ridge”
One of the favorite holes on the back side…a ridge divides the fairway in two levels. The two fairway bunkers on the right are good targets off the tee as there is a bit more room to the right than you see. Use less club on your approach as it is very easy to wind up on the wrong level of this two tiered green.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
7
Women
11
TEE
438
425
376
321
288
CLOSE
HOLE 15
“The Boulders”
Appropriately named for the unique rock outcropping in the distance. Don’t let the length intimidate you. It plays much shorter, yet is very exacting. The wind direction is normally at your back and the green will hold a solidly struck tee shot.
PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
15
Women
13
TEE
221
195
189
169
107
CLOSE
HOLE 16
“Sahara”
Visually deceiving. A true three shot hole with much more room off the tee than it appears. Be wary of the right side and aim down the left for position-most tee shots do bounce right. The second shot is best placed in the 150 yard range from the green as this is where the most room exists. Use an extra club on your third shot as it plays much more uphill than it might appear. Par is a great score.
PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
5
Women
3
TEE
558
536
496
484
433
CLOSE
HOLE 17
“Split”
Avoid the fairway bunker at all cost. The left side is much friendlier than the right and most shots will kick right if played down the left side. The second shot will usually require a shot that favors the left side of the putting surface. A creative short game may help you leave here with par.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
1
Women
1
TEE
474
447
403
370
363
CLOSE
HOLE 18
“Horizon”
The ninth hole offers a great opportunity to settle the score on the front side. A solidly struck tee shot will be aimed just left of the right fairway bunker where you should receive the benefit of a down hill fairway from there. There is plenty of room to position your second shot. The longer player might even be able to chase a ball on this green in two. The yardages usually play a little less because of the change in elevation.
PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
11
Women
15
TEE
603
583
531
503
438
SLOPE
Sierra
Tahoe
Truckee
Peavine
Rose
MEN
142
139
133
126
WOMEN
144
142
132
RATING
Sierra
Tahoe
Truckee
Peavine
Rose
MEN
74.6
73.0
70.6
68.0
64.7
WOMEN
76.9
73.9
70.1