Plan your round at Conservatory Course

Steep fairway bunkers sit on the right, with coquina rock mounding on both sides of the fairway. The hole bends right.

The tee area is tight and a steep sod-faced bunker guards the fairway. The green has two false fronts.

A par 3 with water and bunkers down the left side. Missing right leaves a tough up-and-down.

A long par 5 with water close on the right of the second shot and a bunker on the left. A birdie chance if you place the layup well.

Coquina bunkers sit down the left side. The green is narrow and needs an accurate mid-iron.

The longest par 4 on the front nine, with a steep fairway bunker to avoid off the tee.

The tee shot has to thread the oaks. The green is elevated and well bunkered.

The signature island-green par 3. If the pin is on the left, play to the right side.

Water runs down the left and bunkers sit right. A good birdie chance, and long hitters can reach in two.

The longest hole on the course, with pines and wetlands on the right and a coquina bunker guarding the front of the green.

A long, tight par 4 with wetlands on the right and a long, narrow green.

The longest par 3, with mounding on the left and wetlands on the right.

Doglegs left and plays slightly uphill to an elevated green.

The longest par 4, with water along the entire right side.

A shorter par 4 where long hitters can cut the corner while others play up the middle.

A tight driving area with water on the left and coquina mounding on the right.

A demanding uphill par 3 with a steep bunker front left. The green is larger than it looks.

An elevated tee gives panoramic views. Water runs down the left and a stone bulkhead guards the green. A birdie chance to finish.