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Mountain Hole123456789     
Full Course #101112131415161718 TotalHDCPNetTotal
Men's Par43445345436    
Men's HDCP7159313175111     
Blue416205401433563157384559446    3564
White388182370401533134364522376    3270
Yellow353136332364493113340491333    2955
               
               
               
               
               
Ladies' Par43445345436    
Ladies' HDCP1317511915371     
Ladies2989530233444695302425288    2585
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Hole No. 1
[10]		The Mountain Course begins with a medium, long straight away par 4 (388 yards) playing to the west toward the Pacific Ocean. The championship tee is cut from the side of the mountain and is considerably elevated above the fairway. The regular and the forward tees are slightly elevated above the fairway, but not nearly to the degree compared to the championship tee. The fairway is mounded high on both sides and is cut out the heavy growth of palms and seagrape. The approach shot calls for a medium to long iron. The green is well bunkered in the front with a slight area opening on the right side of the putting surface to accept (run-in) shots.
 
Hole No. 2
[11]		The second hole plays away from the ocean and towards the mountains. It is a medium, long par 3 (182 yards) played from a series of elevated tees calling for shot to carry over a large meandering sandy, waste bunker on to a multi-tiered large putting surface. This hole is positioned in order to view the magnificent mountains in the background.
 
Hole No. 3
[12]		Hole No. 3 is a long par 4 (370 yards) dogleg left. The tee shot plays toward the mountains and here the player has a choice of alternate fairway target areas to choose from. The shorter left area target requires a well placed shot from the tee to position the ball, but requires a more demanding, second shot into the elevated putting surface. The safest tee shot is the longer way or stronger dogleg alternative. This choice offers playing to an elevated fairway and a much simpler shot into the green, but requires another 35 yards in total distance as compared to the first, alternative fairway. The green is positioned in the sand dunes, on the ocean and the visual experience while standing on the putting surface, listening to the pounding surf is unique and very memorable.
 
Hole No. 4
[13]		Hole No. 4 is a (401 yards) medium length, dogleg right, par 4. The tees are molded from the sand dunes and the tee shot plays north towards the beautiful mountains. The fairway is fashioned from the rolling sand dunes. The second shot turns right and requires a lofted trajectory approach into a very large undulating putting surface guarded by bunkers, located to the front right of the green.
 
Hole No. 5
[14]		Hole No. 5 (533 yards) is par 5, medium left. The tee shot is played from a slightly elevated position down to the fairway area that is heavily sand bunkered on the right to better define the turn of the dogleg. The fairway is well guarded on the right, left side by seagrape and palm trees. The tee shot plays northward toward the mountains and the hole turns left and westward on the second shot and then in plays directly toward the Pacific Ocean. The third shot (or approach shot) is to a medium size green located on the beach. Here again, the site and sound of the pounding surf provides an aesthetic experience that is breathtaking.
 
Hole No. 6
[15]		Hole No. 6 (134 yards) is a short par 3 with the tees located on the beach and on the sand dunes. The tee shot is played down to a medium size green. This shot requires total trajectory into a well guarded putting surface which is sheltered in palm tree and seagrape.
 
Hole No. 7
[16]		Hole No. 7 is a medium length (364 yards) dogleg right, played from elevated tees. There is a long meandering lagoon that runs from the front of the tees through the green on the right side for the entire length of the hole. The high mounded left side of the fairway at the turn of the dogleg is well bunkered. The approach or second shot is to a small peninsula green with trees located on the left side and the lagoon to the right side of the putting surface.
 
Hole No. 8
[17]		Hole No. 8 is a long par 5 (522 yards). This first two shots are played straight away and toward the south. The tees extend back into the lagoon with water surrounding. The first and second shots (fairway target areas) have a high, well bunkered right side. The left of the fairway from the second shot and on into the left side the green is guarded by a large meandering freshwater marsh. The right side of the hole continues to offer a series of high mounds, bunkers and abundant tree cover. This is a very strategically demanding golf hole.
 
Hole No. 9
[18]		Hole No. 9 is a long par 4 (376 yards) playing directly southward paralleling the mountains and toward the clubhouse area. A freshwater marsh runs continuously on the left side though the entire hole. The fairway target area is a bit more narrow and the tee shot area is bunkered on the right side with sand. The approach shot requires a demanding performance into a long, narrow, undulating putting surface.
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