This hole looks easy. There's high netting bordering the entire right side, and only a few sand traps. Yet, I find it incrediably easy to make double-bogey. Basically, when you get close to the green (after your 2nd or 3rd shot) try to be in the fairway or on the right side. It makes a better angle to the green.

There's not really a penalty for letting loose with the driver, so "let the big dog eat" a bit here.

IThere is only one thing that makes this hole challenging, besides the distance which is really closer to 130 yds, and that is the 2-tiered green. From the tee, this hole looks closer than it plays.

First, this can be a realtively easy hole, but not a 15 handicap. It can also be your worst nightmare. From the tee box the trees on the left are in the way. If you hit too far right you bring multiple sandtraps into play, and there are some tall pines that always seem to sang shots in mid-flight and toss them very accurately into those traps.

On the other hand, there is not a penalty for hitting your second shot a bit long as the back of the green is a grassy wall. I forgot to mention, this one is like playing up the face of a ski slope. You'll hit onto the green without seeing the green itself.

Straightaway down into a valley, then up another ski slope. Go too far right and you could find the dreaded lakes which adorn the next hole. Hit left and there are trees that may hamper your second shot. When you hit to the green, there are multiple sandtraps on the right-front corner.

This is not a handicap 1 hole. In fact, all the handicaps on the scorecard are screwed up. This is relatively easy.

It is entirely possible the two lakes on this hole will fill with golf balls before they fill with water. Okay, here's a safe strategy for the hole. Hit a 3-wood off the tee, or some club that will keep you out of the water that lines the right side of the landing area. Next, play either a 6 or 7 iron. Next, you may be within range to hit onto the green. If not, play a short iron up the narrow fairway, then pitch onto the green

For me, getting on in 4 and 2-putting for a bogey is not a bad thing. But my strategy will bear pars as well.

For being so straight this seems to be a long and slightly difficult hole. Off the tee there is fairway sand on the left side, and one big trap on the right. The green is odd shaped with a very narrow opening on the front (guarded by sand traps on either side) and is walled by 6' high grassing mounds around the perimeter. It also slopes from back to front and is 2-tiered. Get close on your third shot and things will be okay.

A nasty little tickler....Beware of the sandtraps along the right side. If you can manage to get in the fairway on your drive, then its a 7 or 8 iron up to the green. The green here is like a long narrow half moon, walled on the left and with a steep drop-off on the right. I've always had good shots on this on, but for those who mess up the second shot, things become far more interesting.

Zama's water green...okay, I don't know what's the big deal about hitting onto one of these. This one is fairly large and not too far out. Play an 8, 9, or pitching wedge to the middle of the green, putt close and tap in an easy par. Unfortunately, I don't see this happen too often on this hole.

If you hit your drive to the right, there are a variety of hazards awaiting you, none of which lend themselves to letting you hit around the bend and onto the green. My suggestion is to use a 3-wood and hit to the left side of the fairway. From there you'll need a long iron to reach the green. Again, don't go right or your ball will lose itself in an environmental area.

Finish putting and get yourself a hotdog and a beer....you deserve it. After all, you're golfing and you should relax a bit.

This is a challenging hole because it requires a decent tee shot to stay out of trouble for the remainder of the hole. There's nettig on the left, but if you hit left you'll be in a severe depression. It's much better to be in the middle or to the right. Too far right and you'll have to use an iron to hit back over the fariway dividing trees (shich are on a raised berm). If you play a 7 iron for your second and third shot, you'll likely still have to pitch onto the green. I'd recommend a long iron or 3-wood to get to the green.

The first shot is the key...

My least favorite hole. It just seems too quirky...Anyway, you must hit up this big hill on the tee shot. Going left is not too bad as there is netting that may funnel you ball into an unusually good position if you hit it hard enough. Go too far right and you'll likely lose your ball on a hill with long dried grass. The second shot is down a narrow fairway with netting on the left and a jungle hill lining the right side. If all goes well on your tee shot you can reach this one in two, otherwise it'll take a short chip to get on. And oh yes, there's an undulating green on which to putt.

After that, it's just putting...