This dog leg right par 4 requires a drive down the left side of the fairway which will leave a long to mid iron for you second shot. The green is very deep and guarded by a bunker on the left side. The proper yarded is a premium for your second shot. This a great finishing hole.
This par 4 is the hardest hole on the back nine. This requires a drive down the center of the fairway. The fairway is lined with trees down the left side and a canal down the right side. This will leave you with a very long second shot. A canal crosses the fairway at the 150 yard marker. The green is very deep and guarded by a bunker located in the front left portion of the green.
This par 3 requires a mid to short iron tee shot. The green is elevated and well guarded by bunkers in front by two bunkers. This is our signature hole. Don’t go over the green.
This long dog leg par 5 requires a drive down the right side of the fairway. The fairway is guarded by trees down both sides of the fairway. An Accurate fairway wood shot is requires for you second shot. This will leave you with a mid to short iron for your third shot. The green is very narrow and guarded on both sides by bunkers. Master champion Doug Ford holed his third shot from 100 yards away for eagle. He went on to win the 1953 Miami Open.
This short dog leg right par 4 requires a tee shot of 200 yards. A canal crosses the fairway just inside of the 100 yard markers. This will leave you with a short iron into a green which is very shallow and well guarded by bunkers in front of the green. The locals call this the moon hole.
This dog leg left par 5 requires a well positioned drive down the right side of the fairway. Your second shot will need to carry the canal which crosses the fairway. This should leave you with a mid to short iron into a green which is guarded by a bunker located in the front left portion of the green.
This par 3 is one of the longest par 3’s you will ever play. A fairway wood or driver is required for you tee shot. The green slopes left to right and has no bunker surrounding the green. A par is a great score.
A very long dog leg right par 4. A well positioned drive down the left hand side of the fairway will leave you with a long fairway wood shoot for your second shot. Only the long hitters are able to hit this par 4 in two. The ladies play this as a par 5.
This sharp dog leg left par 4 is protected by trees down the left hand side of the fairway. A well positioned drive down the right side of the fairway will leave you with a long iron or fairway wood. The green is guarded by a bunker located front right portion of the green. Watch out for the out of bounds left of the service road.
This straight away par four requires a good drive down the center of the fairway this will leave you with a mid to short for your second shot. The green is guarded by three bunkers. In the Baseball Stars Golf Tournament Lou Kretlow know for his long hitting had a hole in one on this par four. He is believed to be the only person to have a hole in one this hole.
This par 3 requires a long iron or fairway wood shot. The pot bunkers located in the right front of the green are to be avoided. Par is a great score on this hole.
This long dog leg left par 4 requires a long drive down the right side of the fairway. The demanding second shot will require a long iron or fairway wood into a green that has no bunkers. Par is a great score on this hole.
A short dog leg left par 4. This hole requires a long iron or driver down the right side of the fairway will leave you with a short iron into an elevated tee. This green is surrounded by two deep bunkers. Sam Snead holed his second shoot for eagle and went on to win the 1938 Miami Open.
This straight away par 5 requires a good tee shot. Fairway is guarded by a bunker on the left side of the fairway. The long hitters will try and go for the green in two. A well positioned lay up shot will leave you with a wedge in to the green. The green is guarded by two bunkers in front of the green. This is a birdie hole.
This par 3 is a mid to long iron shot. The green is long but very narrow and guarded by bunkers on both sides of the green. Fred Hast had a hole in one on this hole and went on to win the 1949 Miami Open and a tournament record of 264.
This par 4 is longer than the average par 4. A well positioned drive down the left side of the fairway will leave you with a long iron into this large green. Par is a good score on this hole.
A shorter than the average par 4. A well positioned long iron or drive down the right side of the fairway will leave you with a short iron to an elevated green. Watch out for the large bunker left
of the green.
A slight dog leg to the right par 4. A well position drive down the left side of the fairway will leave you with a mid to long iron in to a green that has no bunkers. Watch out for out of bounds down the right side of the hole.
