Overview

Favor the right side off the tee while avoiding the pine trees. A good chance for birdie awaits you on this short par 4. HCP 15

A slight draw off the tee will set you up well on this par 4. The green is large and slopes hard from right to left. HCP 11

Stay on the cart path from tee to green on this challenging hole.  The steep and hazardous slope can ruin a round quickly.

A fade down the right side will give you the best chance to find the fairway. Add extra club on your second shot as it plays uphill.  This short par 5 doglegs right and requires a well-considered 2nd shot. HCP 3

A short in yardage tee shot onto the green plays uphill. Avoid going left or rolling off the green toward the fairway. This fast green putts true and makes for a great chance for birdie or even a hole in one! HCP 13

This is the longest hole on the front, but long hitters may be able to reach the green in two. Favor the left side on both shots as the fairway slopes left to right. This green slopes hard from left to right. HCP 7

This second par 3 on the front nine always plays longer than the scorecard reads because it is an elavated green.  The most common hole for an ace.  Aim for the pin and avoid the brutal bunkers gaurding both sides of the green.  HCP 17

Play down the left side of the fairway. Accuracy is much more important than distance. Check pin location carefully on this two-tier green. Hitting long on your second shot practically guarantees a bogey or worse.  HCP 5

A good drive down the left center may roll to the right ensuring a good angle to the green. Be mindful of the pin location for the yardage on your approach shot for this sand free hole. HPC 1

Keep right off the tee on this short par 4. A deep bunkers guards the left side of the green. Stay beneath the pin on the green or a three-putt might be in your future. Make the turn at the pavilion for concessions and restroom. HCP 9

Favor the right center of the fairway but beware, the area on the right is out of bounds (and the road so please DO NOT HIT a vehicle or home $$$$).  Red stakes mark the tall grass to the left. This hole has one of the largest greens, but it is guarded by bunkers on both sides. HCP 4

This long par 3 plays shorter than the indicated yardage. Shots landing in front of the green will run to the hole. HCP 14

Putting your tee shot in the fairway is critical on the longest hole on the golf course. Beware of the out of bounds markers running the entire right side of the hole. This large green slopes from left to right. HCP 2

While standing on the 13th tee, you are at the furthest point from where you began. Stay left off the tee to find the fairway on this picturesque hole. The approach shot plays uphill but try to keep short of the pin on this severely sloped green.
HCP 8

This short par 4 plays uphill from tee to green. Look for the red target high above the green.  Out of Bounds stakes mark the right side along on this hole. HCP 18

A tee shot down the left side sets up the best angle of approach to this difficult green.  Watch most second shots usually plays uphill. Do all you can to avoid the “Jaws” bunker to the right of the green. HCP 10

By aiming down the right side of the fairway you can keep the ball in play. The green is elevated and plays uphill, sloping from right to left. HCP 6

This is the signature hole at 3 Lakes. Any shot that comes up short or right will find the water.  The bridge is for pedestrians only.  Do no attempt to take a golf cart across the bridge (yes, this has happened and now I have to say it).  HCP 16

A great finishing hole. The tee shot requires length and accuracy. The fairway approach plays uphill. Avoid the false front of the green as your ball may roll back down the fairway. Reaching this green in two may be possible for some players but a two-putt birdie is no guarantee on this undulating green. HCP 12