Hole-By-Hole

A Straightaway par 4; this is an easy starting hole if you keep your tee ball in play. The pond comes into play if you miss the green long or left.

Hole 2 can be a tough driving test, with the fairway sloping slightly right toward the trees, and an approach shot into a long green that slopes back to front. Be careful of the water long and left of the green.

This par 3 is a full carry over water onto a heavily undulated green. Due to the slope of the hole try to keep your ball short of the hole if possible.

For the longer hitters this hole is a lay-up off the tee with water coming into play on the left side and the green sloping right to left. Try to aim to the right and let the ball funnel to the pin position.

This long par 4 is heavily treed left off the tee with an additional hazard for the long hitters crossing the fairway. Even with a well-placed tee shot par is not a given due to the length of the hole. Mid to long irons are usually played on this hole into a well-protected green. Par is a good score.

This short dogleg right Par 5 can give up birdies with proper course management. The green is protected by water: front, back and right. Laying up to the water with your second shot will guarantee a good score but a high risk second shot over the water may result in birdies.

This very difficult par 3 hole will generally play against the wind resulting in difficult club selection. Hitting the green with your tee shot does not guarantee a par due to the fact that this green is three-tiered with numerous undulations.

This long par 5 is protected by out of bounds down the entire right side of the fairway and trees down the left side of the hole. This hole is extremely difficult to hit in two with water and well-placed bunkers protecting the green. A good second shot is required to set you up for a tough approach into this large green. This par 5 is not an easy birdie opportunity.

This relatively short par 3 can be misleading due to the fact that it is uphill. The Assiniboine river flows to the right of the hole and can come into play. Remember to hit an extra club and stay away from the right side of the hole.

This straightaway par 4 is tree-lined on both sides and requires a precise shot off the tee to avoid a well-placed fairway bunker. The green is very large and depending upon the flag position, may be up to a four club difference from front to back.

This short dogleg right par 4 can yield some birdies if the conditions are right. The golfer who attempts to cut the dogleg will have to contend with two strategically placed fairway bunkers. The green is protected by several bunkers which are cut quite deep into the ground. Steer clear of them.

This shorter par 4 has water down the entire left side of the fairway. A strategically placed tree in the fairway must be negotiated prior to teeing off. A good drive will leave a mid to short iron into a well bunkered elevated green. This is a very long green so please be aware of the pin position and adjust your club selection accordingly.

The toughest of the par 3’s this hole is protected by water to the left, a pot bunker in front and greenside bunkers to the right. The green has a generous slope and is very large. Hitting the green with your tee shot does not guarantee par.

Although this hole is considered one of the easiest on the golf course it still has many trouble areas along the way. Water does come into play along the entire left side and cuts across the fairway putting it in play for longer hitters off the tee. The water hazard does jut out in front of the green and catches many poorly hit approach shots. This two-tiered undulating green is extremely fast and hands out many 3 putts.

This second consecutive par 5 begins with a demanding tee shot. Heavily treed on both sides of the fairway this is one of the few holes where water doesn’t come into play. Smart course management is essential to making a good score on this hole. Don’t bite off too much on the second shot or you will wind up in the trees.

This par 3 borders the Assiniboine river to the left and is considered one of the most beautiful holes in the Winnipeg area. Although quite a short hole, the two-tiered green is fast and treacherous falling right to left. Hitting the green on the wrong tier will likely result in a three putt.

This par 5 can yield more than it’s fair share of birdies and pars if proper course management is used. A fairly easy driving hole with most trouble left of the green. The green is protected by water to the left so remember to stay right with your second shot. The green is extremely large and an accurate approach shot is required for low scoring.

The finishing hole is a dogleg left par 4 and is very difficult. Trees line both sides of the fairway making an accurate tee shot essential. A slightly elevated and well protected small green also places emphasis on accuracy. Finishing with a par should be considered an achievement.