Lake Course - Hole #9
 

This is the tightest driving hole on the course. The 390-yard par 4 requires a straight shot from the tee. Trying to work the ball from right or left will only get you in trouble with the trees overhanging the fairway on both sides. Fortunately you can still hit an iron or fairway wood from the tee and be left with a short to middle iron approach. The green is elevated and difficult to run the ball on to, because the slope in front of the green will shoot your ball left or right. Remember that this hole favors a high soft approach. Missing off of the green will leave you a very difficult chip, but going long and left is particularly hard. A shot in the center of the green is safe and usually will leave you with a makeable putt. This is a finishing hole that you cannot fall asleep on. A birdie can be made, but one off shot can ruin your round.