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Hole #1 - A straight forward par 4 dogleg defined by large hardwood trees at the dogleg. A 238 yard shot is required to reach the corner of the dogleg and set up a medium iron to a green guarded by bunkers on the left and wetlands on the right.
Hole #2 - The first of two consecutive par 5 holes with wetlands on teh right and crossing the fairway again. An open flat gren makes for an easy approach to this long par 5.
Hole #3 - The shortest of the par 5's reachable in two shots for many players. A dogleg left with swampy wetlands on the right side and straight ahead from the tee. Favor the left side off the tee for the shortest route to the green.
Hole #4 - A long par four that requires a cut tee shot down the right side. The second shot to a narrow elevated green is guarded by two bunkers on the left on a steep sloping bank. The only bail-out is on the right side of the green.
guarded by a bunker in the front and wetlands behind the green.
Hole #6 - A medium length par 4 "breather" hole.
The punch bowl green will often help funnel shots toward the center of the green.
Hole #7 - the longest par 3 from the Cannon tee. A large green that offers a generous opening for those playing a "bump" and "run" type tee shot.
Hole #8 -Natural wetlands guard both sides of this short par 4. An uphill approach will make for a longer shot to this heavily bunkered green.
Hole #9 - the shortest par 4 on the course requires a carefully placed tee shot to leave a short pitch to this narrow green. Big hitters may take a shot at driving the green through the narrow approach on the right.
Hole #10 -A classic "risk-reward" par 5. Bite off as much as you dare from the tee to set up possibly reaching this green in two. The green is guarded by the pond and bunker on the left and the creek behind on the right.
Hole #11 -The medium length par 4 doglegs slightly left. The green is divided by a sharp nose in the rear creating some tricky pin placements.