Plan your round at Arrowhead Country Club – Cypress

A par 4 that needs accuracy more than length. Favor the left side off the tee, where there is more room than it looks, and the left side of the green, where a miss falls into a collection area that helps an up and down.

A true three-shot par 5. Laying up off the tee is not advised because the second shot gets harder the farther back you are; aim for the right half of the fairway and the mounds feed the ball back to the middle.

A demanding par 3 through the wetland, one of the holes the club calls among the most scenic in America. The wind tends to work against you, so take enough club.

A birdie chance if you play conservatively. Driver or 3-wood is usually safe in the generous left side of the fairway, leaving a short iron while missing two fairway bunkers.

The drive decides this hole. A large bunker guards the fairway and two deep valleys on the left make the approach awkward, so the goal is a long, straight drive to the plateau.

A slightly uphill par 3 where an extra club is usually right. A ball that misses the green tends to be deflected into one of the collection areas around it.

Not long, but a drive down the left side matters: the green is one of the smallest on the course and pines on the right can block the approach.

A par 5 with several ways to attack it, all needing precise shots. From the back tees the fairway bunker is a target; the second shot is a long iron aimed just right of the bridge to a large, receptive green.

A gradual dogleg right that finishes the nine well. The fairway is generous on the left, the green is slightly elevated, and approaches tend to come up short.