Take the fairway bunker out of play by going over it or to the right side of it, this will set up a good view of the green. It is better to be below the hole on your approach shot as this green is surrounded by Colorado native.

The fairway is generously wide. This is a good hole to let out the long ball and get to the top of the hill. Try to keep your approach on the same side of the green as the pin due to the big mound running through the center of the green.

Negotiate the deep fairway bunkers with caution. Set up an approach shot
from behind the last fairway bunker to get the best sightline to your target.

Cutting the corner can pay big dividends,be careful not to bite off more than you can
chew. Avoid approaches short and right…lots of advanced bunker shots await you there.

Left center off the tee box will give you the best options for continued play. Lay up yardage is critical and tight…be careful!

There is a flat spot on the left center of the fairway (at the dog-leg) that provides the
best approach area to this narrow green.

Think of this hole as having four connected greens and a five-club difference from front to back…tee shots landing slightly left or right of the green will tend to funnel to the target.

What you see is what you get here. Favor the left side of the fairway on your tee shot and add a half club extra to the elevated approach.

This narrow green will be penal to those who over-club. Try to land the ball anywhere on the front part of the green for best birdie and par opportunities.

Looks generously wide off the tee, but you need to be straight down the middle. The
long hitters will need to remember that when attempting to reach the green in two
shots. Best approach and bail out is on the left side of the fairway over the canal.

Draw your tee shot down the right side to take advantage of the sloping fairway. Good distance off the tee will take the water out of play and provide a good look at the
pin placement.

A hidden tier in the back of the green will test your putting skills if the pin is back there. Note the length of the flagstick before teeing off.

Take the far fairway bunker out of play to set up a short iron to this well guarded green. The big hitters may be tempted to set up an eagle putt.

Navigate this hole to your ability. The big hitters need to favor the left side of the fairway off the tee to set up an eagle opportunity. A lay-up shot down the fairway needs to get past the big trees along the canal to set up an approach opening.

This hole will appeal to all of your senses, starting with your sense of distance control…Good Luck!

A solid tee shot favoring the left side of the fairway will put you in good shape for an up-hill approach that adds about one extra club to the distance.

Dial in on your club selection. This is a very large green and plays slightly shorter due to elevated tees.

A great finishing hole with plenty of risk/reward. Long hitters can take it up the left side for a chance of hitting the green in two. In laying up a second shot, try to get all the way to the end of the fairway to better see the pin location.