Course Layout

Strong opening hole that plays into the prevailing wind. Solid drive will leave a long to mid iron approach. The green is relatively flat, but has some subtle breaks. Par is a good score to start your round.

Short par 4 that is drivable for some players. The green is guarded by a bunker on the right. The green has more slope than you think. Good birdie hole!

Ideal drive is down the right side. This will open the green up for your second shot. The green slopes left to right and has a bunker on the left. Tricky green to read. Good Luck.

Toughest driving hole on the course. You must be left, over by the mounds, to have a clear second shot. The willow trees on the right eat many golf balls. Your approach will be over a creek to a flat green. Take your par and run.

Straight away par 4 that plays into the prevailing west wind. A good drive will leave a short iron approach. The green is relatively flat with some subtle breaks. Get your birdie and move on.

Might want to hit an iron or hybrid off this elevated tee for position. Creek in the front shouldn’t come into play with a well hit second shot. The green slopes back to front making for some interesting pin placements. Good, short par 4 hole.

Let some shaft out on this straight away par 4. Your second shot will be a mid to long iron. This green looks relatively flat, but can be the trickiest to read. Good Luck.

First, enjoy the view of the stone church in the background. Say a prayer that you picked the right club. The green is sloped back to front with bunkers left and right.

Strong par 5 that is generally three shots to the green and uphill all the way. Big hitters might get there in two. The green has 2 tiers with the front portion sloping off in both directions. The top portion is flat. Pray the pin is on the flat.

A good drive just right of the fairway bunkers on the left will set the hole up nicely. If your laying up, you will have a mid to short iron into an elevated green. The green slopes more right to left than your eyes are telling you. Good hole to start your back 9.

The water shouldn’t be in play off the tee to this mid iron tee shot. Avoid the bunkers on the right. The green slopes slightly back to front and right to left.

Long hitters can take it over the bunker on the left, shorter hitters stay to the right of this bunker. Short to mid iron approach. Get your birdie and move on.

Short par 5 with great risk reward. Going for it in two you will find a green with a false front and a small upper tier. If you lay up you will have a short iron into an elevated green. The green is the defense on this hole. Cross your fingers for a good pin position.

You won’t feel the wind because of the trees blocking it out, but once your ball is over the tree line it will move. The prevailing wind is right to left, but check which way the trees are blowing. Long is not and option on this hole.

Grip it and rip it. This is a reachable par 5 if you keep it out of the pond on the right and the bunker to the left. Stay out of trouble and birdie is in play.

The big hitters can try and drive this green, but for the average player it is an iron or hybrid to the bottom of the hill. All the trouble is to the right, lots of room left off this tee. Short iron approach to a flat green with bunkers on right and left.

Strong hole that plays downwind generally. This will be a long iron or hybrid tee shot for most. The green slopes back to front. Par is a good score here.

Straight away finishing hole, so bomb one off the tee and leave yourself a short to mid iron into the green. Keep your tee ball out of the trees on the right and the hay on the left. This green can be very tricky so have an eye for the subtle breaks.

WE HOPE YOU ENJOYED YOUR TIME AT THE FOX!