Plan your round at Brattleboro Country Club

A straightforward opener with a creek crossing the fairway and bunkers guarding the green.

The number one handicap hole, a par 5 that calls for a long fade off the tee and an uphill approach.

A short par 4 with a large fairway bunker and a sharply sloping green.

A par 3 with a deep bunker front and right and an uneven green.

A near 90-degree left dogleg par 4 where the tee shot is the key.

A short par 4 that can be driven, though a bunker complex surrounds the green.

A par 5 that plays downhill past a pond, with a blind tee shot and a pot bunker guarding the green.

A par 3 that plays with more carry than it first appears, to a green that slopes back to front.

A classic par 4 to a raised green that is hard to hold, with out-of-bounds on the right.

A long par 5 with out-of-bounds on the right and bunkers around a large green.

An uphill par 4 that plays long, to the most pitched green on the course.

A tricky par 4 where a large tree on the right can block shots.

A long par 3 to a large green that tilts from upper right to lower left.

A short par 4 with birdie potential, where a hazard on the left punishes long tee shots.

A par 4 with a generous landing area, a dip in front of the green and a bunker on the right.

A downhill par 3 to a steeply inclined green.

A scenic tee shot, with a chute that can make laying up with a driver an option; the green breaks significantly from right to left.

The home hole, with a cross bunker on the left and a green tilted back to front.