1. Hole 1

   Yardage:

   501 495 428 416

   Men:

   Par 5, Handicap 6

   Ladies:

   Par 5, Handicap 2

   This Par 5 is a very nice hole on which to start. Be careful not to miss the fairway, as there is out-of-bounds on the right and a big gully that will eat your ball on the left.

   Pro’s Tip: Aim farther right off the tee than you think; a good drive will put you in great shape for a birdie.

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2. Hole 2

   Yardage:

   208 192 160 155

   Men:

   Par 3, Handicap 8

   Ladies:

   Par 3, Handicap 10

   This par 3 is one of the hardest on the course, especially when you consider its length and that it has one of the smallest greens on the course.

   Pro’s Tip: Short of the green is ideal as this green slopes severely from back to front.

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3. Hole 3

   Yardage:

   515 505 444 438

   Men:

   Par 5, Handicap 10

   Ladies:

   Par 5, Handicap 8

   This par 5 offers one of the most scenic views on the course; this is the signature hole at Indian Trails.

   Pro’s Tip: Aim over dead oak tree off the tee, with your 2nd shot you want to favor the right side of the fairway as this will give you an ideal angle for your third. Tricky green that slopes hard from left to right.

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4. Hole 4

   Yardage:

   180 162 155 145

   Men:

   Par 3, Handicap 14

   Ladies:

   Par 3, Handicap 12

   This par 3 hole plays longer than it says and has a big cottonwood tree that guards the right side of the green.

   Pro’s Tip: Aim for the left side of the green as anything towards the right cottonwood will be thrown back at you. Be careful putting on this green, as it is one of our fastest.

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5. Hole 5

   Yardage:

   402 375 339 334

   Men:

   Par 4, Handicap 4

   Ladies:

   Par 4, Handicap 6

   This par 4 is straight downhill with a demanding tee shot with out of bounds on the right and heavily guarded trees on the left. Approach shot is to a dime sized green that is very difficult to hold.

   Pro’s Tip: Start drive down the left side to avoid the O.B. to the right, take one club less on your approach shot because if you go long of this green you will be sure to make bogey or worse.

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6. Hole 6

   Yardage:

   322 300 290 285

   Men:

   Par 4, Handicap 12

   Ladies:

   Par 4, Handicap 16

   This short par 4 looks easy on the card but has trouble all over the place. With O.B. on the right and trees left and green guarded by a bunker on the left, makes this a great risk reward hole.

   Pro’s Tip: Hit a long iron or fairway wood off this tee to stay out of trouble. You will be left with a short iron into a very difficult green. Don’t go for the pin in the back, as everything falls off the back of this green.

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7. Hole 7

   Yardage:

   318 313 310 306

   Men:

   Par 4, Handicap 18

   Ladies:

   Par 4, Handicap 14

   Aside from a very tight fairway and a small bunker left of the green, there isn't much trouble on this hole. You can really take a blast here and make a great score.

   Pro’s Tip: Take advantage of one of the few birdie holes on the course. Rip a good drive here and you will be on your way to a simple wedge shot to a green that slopes from right to left. Anything right of this green makes for a difficult chip.

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8. Hole 8

   Yardage:

   220 156 150 227

   Men:

   Par 3, Handicap 16

   Ladies:

   Par 4, Handicap 18

   This par 3 (ladies par 4) is the hardest hole on the course. Long and gradually uphill, this hole usually plays into the teeth of a south wind. Do not go over because it's impossible to get back up-and-down as the front of this green has a drastic fall off.

   Pro’s Tip: Make 3 here and it will feel like making 3 at TPC at Sawgrass’s famous Island Hole. Miss your tee shot anywhere but short and to the right and you will be lucky to make bogey. Green slopes from back to front more than you realize.

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9. Hole 9

   Yardage:

   330 320 315 310

   Men:

   Par 4, Handicap 18

   Ladies:

   Par 4, Handicap 14

   This par 4 is a dogleg left with out-of-bounds left. You should always use an iron on this hole; there's no way you are going for the green in one. Don't go over the green because it's impossible to get up-and-down from behind or the sides of the green.

   Pro’s Tip: Hit a club that will go 220 off the tee to lay up to the corner, from the corner you will be left with a severe uphill shot from about 150 yards that will play 1 – 2 clubs longer. This green is two tiered green guarded by a bunker on the right. Anything over the green is dead as this green slopes severely from back to front.

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10. Hole 10

    Yardage:

    358 350 340 335

    Men:

    Par 4, Handicap 11

    Ladies:

    Par 4, Handicap 11

    This par 4 is fairly straight forward with an elevated green. There is O.B. long of this hole so be careful on your approach shot.

    Pro’s Tip: Keep left of the tee as any wayward tee shots right will leave you a difficult second shot. Play to the middle of this green as missing left, right, or long is trouble.

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11. Hole 11

    Yardage:

    392 390 346 342

    Men:

    Par 4, Handicap 9

    Ladies:

    Par 4, Handicap 13

    This scenic par 4 has out-of-bounds on the left and behind the green, trees on the right, and two bunkers that surround the green. Don’t be fooled this green actually slopes from front to back.

    Pro’s Tip: After a great drive, remember that you will still be going slightly downhill on your approach shot so play one club less than normal. Anything hit in the middle of this green will roll over.

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12. Hole 12

    Yardage:

    470 458 440 432

    Men:

    Par 5, Handicap 13

    Ladies:

    Par 5, Handicap 9

    A birdie hole, this short par 5 is demanding off the tee with O.B. left, fairway bunker, and trees right. Get by that and you will be left with a chance to reach this green in two, but beware of the bunker to the right side of this enormous green.

    Pro’s Tip: The fairway is crucial for this hole, so it is important to save your best drive for this one. Once in the fairway the hole really opens up for a person to be aggressive. This big green is receptive to long iron shots but make sure your in the right quadrant of the green because three putting can sneak up on you.

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13. Hole 13

    Yardage:

    397 393 312 307

    Men:

    Par 4, Handicap 3

    Ladies:

    Par 4, Handicap 3

    This tough par 4 has a long and elevated green that slopes severely from left to right. It can make putting and chipping a real challenge on this hole.

    Pro’s Tip: Keep your drive to the right of the fairway for it’s a better angle to come in from on your approach shot. You will want to keep the ball in the front left part of the green as anything right of center will roll off. What ever you do don’t miss long and left that will equal a quick double on your scorecard.

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14. Hole 14

    Yardage:

    350 342 265 263

    Men:

    Par 4, Handicap 5

    Ladies:

    Par 4, Handicap 7

    This uphill par 4 is demanding off the tee as it is imperative to hit a straight tee shot with trees left and right. Your approach shot is straight uphill to a difficult green. Anything short of this green will roll back at least 30 yards.

    Pro’s Tip: Rip a drive down the right side of the fairway leaving you a short iron to a tricky green. Remember that you will be going straight uphill on your approach so take an extra club or two. Leave any shot short or long of this green and you will have yourself a diabolical chip shot.

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15. Hole 15

    Yardage:

    140 136 134 132

    Men:

    Par 3, Handicap 17

    Ladies:

    Par 3, Handicap 17

    Hole 15 is a short par 3 over water with a two-tier green. Make sure you get it over the huge bunker in front!

    Pro’s Tip: Time to relax on this hole after the last two monsters. You will have a short iron off the tee to a huge two tiered green. Pick the right tier and you will have a great chance for birdie.

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16. Hole 16

    Yardage:

    200 180 160 112

    Men:

    Par 3, Handicap 15

    Ladies:

    Par 3, Handicap 15

    This is a great par 3! It's long and the green will test your putting and chipping ability.

    Pro’s Tip: Tee box will set you up to the right so you will want to aim more left than you imagine. You will want to miss your tee shot to the right as this green slopes enormously from left to right with a huge fall off on the right side of the green.

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17. Hole 17

    Yardage:

    575 565 455 452

    Men:

    Par 5, Handicap 7

    Ladies:

    Par 5, Handicap 1

    This good, straightforward par 5 is LONG but honest. Trees border this fairway and can make it a four shot hole if you find them off the tee. It has an elevated green that slopes from right to left that can leave you scratching your head after you get done with it.

    Pro’s Tip: Be accurate off the tee, you may have a desire to over swing since the hole is longer, just smooth one out there. Second and third shots open up, but this green can be a challenge. If your going to miss this green do it short and to the left as you will be chipping back up the hill for an easy up down.

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18. Hole 18

    Yardage:

    426 418 380 370

    Men:

    Par 4, Handicap 1

    Ladies:

    Par 5, Handicap 5

    This par 4 (ladies par 5), is an extremely difficult finishing hole. With O.B. left and trees right off the tee and a severe uphill second shot to a green that is heavily sloped from back to front.

    Pro’s Tip: Need to hit a drive that favors the right side of the fairway, to open up the green for a tough second shot. You will need to hit 1 to 2 clubs more on your second as you will be hitting up a steep incline. Don’t get to far beyond the pin as the ball will roll off the front of this green a good 20 to 30 yards.

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Course Rating

Championship (Blue):

69.5

Mens (White):

68.6

Ladies (Red):

74.2

Slope Rating

Championship (Blue):

118

Mens (White):

116

Ladies (Red):

120

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