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North End Driving Range & Putting Green

The North End Driving Range serves as the main tee of our practice facility. It splits Holes 1 and 10 and sits directly in front of our half way house, Red’s. This part of the practice facility features a full range along with a bunker that offers the capability to hit full shots and greenside approaches along with a large, undulated practice putting green that typically has eight holes cut at a time.

South End Driving Range

The South End of the Driving Range features a smaller, more private range tee. Next to this range tee sits a full size green with three holes cut that are ideal for chipping, pitching and bunker practice.

The Course

Hole 1

Description:
Target golf at it’s very best. Although short, this hole features an undulating green with 5 distinct placement areas. Precise tee shots will yield birdies. Stray too far from the hole and three-putts are a distinct possibility. Players will mainly land tee shots past the hole and take advantage of “backstops” to bring balls back to the hole for short birdie putts.

Yardage:
Champions – 336 yds
Blended – 336 yds
Men – 310 yds
Senior – 289 yds
Ladies – 255 yds
Forward – 255 yds

Mens:
Par 4
Handicap 18

Ladies:
Par 4
Handicap 18
Hole 2

Description:
A 3-shot par 5 with a very challenging approach will provide a lot of entertainment. The area to the left of the green features a shaved bank sloping dramatically towards a lateral water hazard. Tee shots will be 3 woods and driver. The 2nd shot is key to this hole in that players must position their shots to the left side of the fairway 135 to 100 yards from the green. 2nd shots landing in the right rough are dead.

Yardage:
Champions – 578 yds
Blended – 578 yds
Men – 538 yds
Senior – 508 yds
Ladies – 442 yds
Forward – 442 yds

Mens:
Par 5
Handicap 4

Ladies:
Par 5
Handicap 2
Hole 3

Description:
Featuring an angled green positioned beyond a lake, this short hole requires a precise shot from the tee. Most players will take a par and move thankfully to the next hole. The position of the green has a tendency to catch up-drafts that impact balls more than a player can feel from the tee.

Yardage:
Champions – 194 yds
Blended – 155 yds
Men – 155 yds
Senior – 129 yds
Ladies – 102 yds
Forward – 102 yds

Mens:
Par 3
Handicap 16
Ladies:
Par 3
Handicap 16
Hole 4

Description:
Two fairway bunkers frame the left side of the fairway but the preferred target is the right side of the fairway adjacent to the lateral water hazard running the length of the right side of this hole. The approach shot from this position provides an angle slightly away from a shaved greenside bank sloping to the water hazards. Shot from the left side of the fairway nearest the bunkers require approach shots over a front left greenside bunker and towards the water hazard. Any shot landing on the right side of the green has a significant chance of rolling into the hazard. Players will have to weigh the option of length with driver or positioning with 3 wood resulting in a longer approach shot. A very dangerous hole.

Yardage:
Champions – 443 yds
Blended – 443 yds
Men – 391 yds
Senior – 391 yds
Ladies – 346 yds
Forward – 264 yds

Mens:
Par 4
Handicap 2

Ladies:
Par 4
Handicap 8
Hole 5

Description:
Going for the green in 1 is not recommended due to the difficult rough and bunkers that surround the target area. Front and middle pin settings bring the fairway bunkers into play. A back pin permits players to hit further down the fairway to provide an approach missing right greenside bunkers.

Yardage:
Champions – 376 yds
Blended – 376 yds
Men – 336 yds
Senior – 307 yds
Ladies – 226 yds
Forward – 226 yds

Mens:
Par 4
Handicap 8

Ladies:
Par 4
Handicap 12
Hole 6

Description:
Water lurks left and long on this lengthy, challenging par 3. A front right greenside bunker prohibits a “run-up” shot. A bunker on the left side of the putting surface will save balls from ending up in the lake. On a windy day, par becomes a valued score. Precision is required.

Yardage:
Champions – 229 yds
Blended – 198 yds
Men – 198 yds
Senior – 150 yds
Ladies – 133 yds
Forward – 105 yds

Mens:
Par 3
Handicap 14

Ladies:
Par 3
Handicap 14
Hole 7

Description:
A fairway bunker in the right center of the fairway calls for an exact shot. Longer hitters can carry it, but a front, greenside bunker may cause players to re-think going for the green in two. Most players will opt for a driver off the tee as par can be made from all fairway bunkers.

Yardage:
Champions – 581 yds
Blended – 508 yds
Men – 508 yds
Senior – 452 yds
Ladies – 420 yds
Forward – 420 yds

Mens:
Par 5
Handicap 10

Ladies:
Par 5
Handicap 4
Hole 8

Description:
This par 4 presents the most challenging tee shot on the front side. Players must carry the right side of the fairway far enough to clear the trees on the left. A deep greenside bunker stands on the right. A “middle of the green” approach shot is a good idea. Due to the length of this hole driver off the tee will be the choice club.

Yardage:
Champions - 426 yds
Blended - 426 yds
Men - 401 yds
Senior - 377 yds
Ladies - 307 yds
Forward - 307 yds

Mens:
Par 4
Handicap 6

Ladies:
Par 4
Handicap 10
Hole 9

Description:
A fairway bunker on the left will force players to aim to the right or short of the bunker. A well protected uphill green with a false front makes it difficult to hit the ball close. This hole will provide the greatest option of club selection for tee shots. The positioning of the fairway bunker dictates positioning of tee shots.

Yardage:
Champions - 405 yds
Blended - 340 yds
Men - 340 yds
Senior - 313 yds
Ladies - 281 yds
Forward - 215 yds

Mens:
Par 4
Handicap 12

Ladies:
Par 4
Handicap 6

Hole 10

Description:
This short par 4 requires an accurate short iron into the green. Roll-off areas behind and right of the green await overly-aggressive approaches. Whereas this hole offers a modest tee shot, the elevated and angled green challenges players on their approach shot.

Yardage:
Champions - 363 yds
Blended - 363 yds
Men - 334 yds
Senior - 289 yds
Ladies - 266 yds
Forward - 266 yds
Mens:
Par 4
Handicap 11

Ladies:
Par 4
Handicap 15
Hole 11

Description:
Finding the green on this short par 3 will be a premium. Multi-tiered green will make any tee shot difficult. Tee ball on the right tier will create a birdie opportunity.
Tee ball on the wrong tier will bring in the probability of a 3 putt.

Yardage:
Champions - 192 yds
Blended - 192 yds
Men - 141 yds
Senior - 127 yds
Ladies - 117 yds
Forward - 94 yds

Mens:
Par 3
Handicap 15

Ladies:
Par 3
Handicap 15
Hole 12

Description:
On this hole, the green is visible from the teeing area and allows for varied shot patterns. An enlarged green features a lower right side shelf that requires considerable skill to hit it close. Look for 3 woods and hybrids to position tee shots to the left side of the landing area when the pin is on the right.

Yardage:
Champions - 392 yds
Blended - 392 yds
Men - 365 yds
Senior - 342 yds
Ladies - 258 yds
Forward - 258 yds
Mens:
Par 4
Handicap 7

Ladies:
Par 4
Handicap 9
Hole 13
Hole 14

Description:
A demanding par 5 that requires 3 quality shots. The fairway bunker on the left has been removed, which opens up opportunities from the tee. The contours of the green require an accurate 3rd shot. Expect to see mostly 3 woods off the tee as being in the fairway is a must.

Yardage:
Champions - 625 yds
Blended - 543 yds
Men - 543 yds
Senior - 463 yds
Ladies - 434 yds
Forward - 434 yds
Mens:
Par 5
Handicap 1

Ladies:
Par 5
Handicap 1
Hole 15

Description:
Pinnacle’s signature hole is a short, island-green par 3 that features several tee locations. When the pin is placed at the back of the green, players will be challenged to adjust for wind and elevations as any shot landing past the pin will end up in the lake.

Yardage:
Champions - 161 yds
Blended - 161 yds
Men - 146 yds
Senior - 122 yds
Ladies - 109 yds
Forward - 109 yds
Mens:
Par 3
Handicap 17

Ladies:
Par 3
Handicap 17
Hole 16

Description:
A fantastic par 4 features a fairway bunker on the left. The green stands near to a lateral water hazard. A back left pin will require all players to fly a ball all the way over two strategically-placed bunkers. Trees guarding the right side of the corner will require a driver off the tee.

Yardage:
Champions - 418 yds
Blended - 418 yds
Men - 390 yds
Senior - 367 yds
Ladies - 298 yds
Forward - 245 yds

Mens:
Par 4
Handicap 5

Ladies:
Par 4
Handicap 7
Hole 17

Description:
The front left of the green on this par 3 is open and will accept a run-up shot in a narrow slot. A big swale in the middle-back of the green can reward a properly-aimed tee shot—or create a nightmare chipping/putting situation for players who land on the wrong side. Par is a great score.

Yardage:
Champions - 217 yds
Blended - 217 yds
Men - 188 yds
Senior - 174 yds
Ladies - 144 yds
Forward - 144 yds
Mens:
Par 3
Handicap 13

Ladies:
Par 3
Handicap 11
Hole 18

Description:
On this long par 5, players will have to thread the needle between bunkers on either side of the fairway. A pond in front of the green significantly narrows the fairway and calls for caution when selecting a second shot. The green will reward good shots and punish anything that is not exact. This hole promises to afford an exciting finish to the course. With par possible for all fairway bunkers, look for all players to hit driver and hope to be rewarded for the gamble.

Yardage:
Champions - 594 yds
Blended - 545 yds
Men - 45 yds
Senior - 480 yds
Ladies - 421 yds
Forward - 2421 yds

Mens:
Par 4
Handicap 8

Ladies:
Par 4
Handicap 8