The Green Hills Golf Experience

Hole Description
The first hole is a dramatic downhill short par four. Choose your club wisely to ensure you have the right club into this back to front sloped green.

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The second hole is an uphill par five to start. Keeping your tee shot right will help you go for it in two. The second shot for longer players is a downhill shot to a guarded green. Best to choose your layup yardage as long often yields bogey.

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The third hole is an uphill par five to start. The fairway slopes down from 250 yards into a guarded green by a bank of eucalyptus trees on the left side of the hole. Again, stay right on your second shot to set up a short pitch to the green.

Hole Description
The fourth hole par three will test your long irons and fairway woods from the tee. The uphill tee shot requires you to carry a treacherous bunker on the right side of the hole. The two-tiered green requires you to find the right level. A front hole location can yield an easy birdie, but if you are too aggressive, you will funnel off the front of the green.

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The fifth hole is a challenging par four. The tee shot sets you up for success, and hitting the left side of the fairway allows your ball to follow the natural contour of the fairway. The uphill approach shot will require you to strike your mark. The green is severely sloped from front to back and left to right.

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The sixth hole is a blind tee shot with an aiming rock in the fairway. If you can hit the left side of the fairway, your ball will end up on the right side with a simple shot into the downhill green that slopes away from you but be mindful of a left miss. Landing your ball on the front of the green with any speed will leave your ball in the back of the green or possibly the back bunker.

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The seventh hole is a simple uphill par three. Aim true and make sure you have enough club to carry the bunker and false front.

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The eighth hole is a downhill par four to a shallow and sloped green. You can be aggressive off the tee but sight the hole location from the tee as the approach shot is challenging.

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The ninth hole returns to the clubhouse as an uphill par 4. The hole is a straightaway tee shot and requires a full shot into the green. Be sure to take enough club as the hole can play into the wind.

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The tenth hole is a short par four that demands an accurate tee shot. A creek runs in front of the green which slopes severely from right to left. A shot missed left requires a masterful up and down.

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The eleventh hole is one of our marquee holes as Dr. Mackenzie intended holes to play. An aiming bunker off the tee helps guide your ball into the fairway. The green is surrounded by bunkers helping land your ball in the center of the green. A putt for birdie has a chance for glory.

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The twelfth hole is a straightforward par four with the creek running in front of the approach. The approach shot often plays downwind to firm green that slopes away. Choose your club wisely and be sure to keep it out of the back bunker.

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This uphill par three begins our 'Amen Corner' at Green Hills. The tee shot challenges players to find the green with a deep bunker on the right and a steep slope on the left. Find your mark and you can have a good chance for birdie.

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The fourteenth hole is a challenging tee shot on the downhill par four. Right is trouble as barranca runs the length of the hole. The left side of the hole slopes towards the fairway and balls often bounce towards the center of the fairway. The uphill approach shot leaves players short with a touchy pitch shot to a green sloped from left to right.

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This masterful par three requires a daunting tee shot across the largest barranca on the course. It plays all uphill and often into the wind. This two-tiered green can leave you licking your lips for a birdie or scrambling for a par.

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The sixteenth hole is downhill par five with a green guarded by water. Off the tee keep your shot left as the right is guarded by a barranca all the way down the hole. Longer players can go for it in two, but this is a full risk-reward shot.

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The seventeenth hole is an uphill par four. Finding the fairway is crucial as the green is heavily guarded by bunkers up the left side. A right miss is ok if you have the necessary distance. The green slopes severely back to front.

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The finishing eighteenth hole tests you off the tee with a must hit fairway to go at the uphill green in two. Longer players can get into short iron range, or they can be stymied behind several trees. The two-tiered green requires you hit the correct section of the green to have a chance at an easy par.