Plan your round at Cascata Golf Club

Uphill opener with mountain views and a river along the left. Hit a good drive, then play to a green that slopes front to back.

Long uphill par 4 with a large fairway bunker on the left. Leave the approach short for an uphill putt, since going long finds the greenside bunkers.

Par 5 from an elevated tee with long views. Long hitters can try to reach the green in two.

Par 3 with a lake guarding the front left of the green and bunkers on the right. The landing area is narrow.

Uphill par 5 with a slight dogleg left and plenty of room off the tee. A large bunker guards the front left of the green.

Dogleg right with mountains on the left. Keep the tee shot left for the best angle, avoid the right greenside bunker, and expect a severely sloped green.

Short par 3 built into canyons, with bunkers and a river around the green. A lower trajectory aimed at the middle works best.

Dogleg right where less than driver sets up the shot between the mountains. The green is elevated and undulating, so a high, soft-landing approach works best.

Straightaway par 4 playing downhill toward the mountains. Bunkers protect the green, but the front and left sides are wide and receptive.

Straightaway par 4. Aim left of center off the tee, and note the greenside bunkers in front and on the left.

Mountain-lined par 4 where less than driver is wise because a pond at the end of the fairway is reachable for long hitters. The green is elevated, so use a wedge or short iron and don't come up short.

Par 3 with a waterfall backdrop, a river down the left and bunkers on the right. The tee shot has to be straight.

Signature hole with an elevated tee and a green set among red rock outcroppings. Severe dogleg left; cutting the corner is tempting, but the approach should favor the right side, away from the left greenside bunker.

A river runs along the right, with a pond front right and bunkers back left of the green. An accurate tee shot is critical.

Par 3 with a mountain backdrop and bunkers on both sides. Favor the right, since the left bunker is the harder one.

Winding uphill par 5 through rocks. The fairway is wide off the tee, then turns left toward a canyon-set green; avoid the front left bunker.

Dogleg left with a canyon backdrop. Long hitters may cut the corner for a short approach, but watch the three bunkers at the front and back right of the green.

Double-dogleg par 5 with palms and mountains, and a river crossing the fairway. The safest play is less than driver, then a wedge to a large green.