Plan your round at Blueberry Hill Golf Course

Pine Line. A straight par 4 with a fairway that slopes right to left, trees down the whole left side, and an elevated green ringed by grass bunkers.

Risk & Reward. Downhill par 4 where long hitters can go for the green. A layup leaves a short iron to a long, narrow green with a pond short left.

The Crossing. Plays as a par 5 with generous landing areas and a pond about 60 yards short of the green. The green slopes hard from back left to front right, so missing long is tough.

The Drop. The shortest par 3 on the course, with trees on both sides, out of bounds left and steep banks around a long, narrow green.

Edge of the Earth. A par 5 with woods and a lateral hazard down the left. The safest route follows the fairway around the left side to a downhill third shot.

Decision Point. The number one handicap hole: out of bounds runs the full left side and trees guard the right. Even a good drive can leave about 200 yards to a green that slopes severely back to front.

Tactical Bend. A dogleg left with trees along the whole left side. A draw down the right-center is ideal, and the green is deep and narrow with sand on both sides.

The Gauntlet. A long par 3 that needs nearly a full carry over water and then a steep uphill approach to a deep green with grass bunkers either side.

Summit. An uphill par 4 with a fairway that slopes left to right. Stay right of the trees on the left, and take an extra club for the uphill approach. The parking lot is out of bounds.

Reflection Point. A precise tee shot is needed: large white pines block the right side, and a pond sits about 250 yards out. Water and steep banks guard the left and back of the green, so miss right.

Backstop. A par 3 to a wide but shallow green with deep grass bunkers short left and right. Out of bounds and trees run down the right side, and the bank behind the green makes a long miss hard to save.

The Launch Pad. A severely downhill tee shot that calls for a layup short of a large pond. The second shot plays to a dogleg right, and the green slopes from back left to front right. Out of bounds guards the right side.

Calculated Risk. A dogleg left with water protecting the entrance to the green and a bailout area to the right.

Eagle's Opportunity. The most forgiving hole, with wide landing areas and a large green that makes this par 5 a real eagle chance.

Water's Edge. Water runs down the right side from tee to green, so the left-center of the fairway gives the best angle in.

The Bowl. A par 3 to a bowl-shaped green. Aim for the center of the green whatever the pin position.

Forced Hand. A sharp dogleg left that needs a precise layup off the tee, followed by a second shot over water to a shallow green with no bailout.

Final Ascent. An uphill finisher between the driving range on the left and a tree line on the right. The green slopes right to left with a deep bunker on the right.