Hole #2
Blue Tees	369 yds.
White Tees	356 yds.
Gold Tees	291 yds.
Red Tees	264 yds.
Par	4
Handicap	6

Hole #2 poses an interesting question for big hitters - to cut, or not to cut? With a strong drive to the right side of the fairway, the green can be less than 100 yards out; yet the position of the pin on this sloping, two-tiered green makes all the difference.

A large Out-of-Bounds (OB) area filled with growing evergreen trees poses a significant threat to those who try to cut the corner on this dogleg right, while a deep sand bunker sits at the foot of several difficult berms at the turn in the fairway. Putting downhill can be difficult on this peanut-shaped two-tiered green. If you're not careful, you can end up on the other side or off the green altogether!

This can be a make-or-break hole -- especially if you're coming off a birdie on Hole #1. The ever-changing pin placements make it worth playing the course a couple times a week or every weekend, because it can seem like a totally different 9 each time.

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Hole#: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - Scorecard - Layout