Plan your round at Fenton Farms Golf Club

The hole moves slightly left to a front-to-back sloping green protected by bunkers on the right.

A par 5 dogleg right with trees down the right and through the fairway; a large tree about 100 yards from the green and a green set below the fairway often create a blind approach into a small target.

A long par 3 to a receptive green that can be hard to read because tall trees cast shadows across the surface.

A straight par 4 with a rolling fairway, a fairway bunker on the right, trees down the left and two bunkers at the green.

Plays longer than the card, into the prevailing west wind and moving slightly right to left; the green is long, narrow and has deceptive breaks.

A short par 4 to a small round green surrounded by rough, so approaches cannot be bounced in.

A difficult uphill par 3 framed by trees, with a narrow, long green that slopes away from the tee.

The drive must carry a ravine to reach the fairway, with a large oak on the right and trees and wetlands on the left; a large tier divides the green.

A left-to-right hole with out of bounds left and trees right; the approach is into a raised green whose surface is hard to see from the fairway.

A short par 3 with a green that slopes front to back, bunkers on each side, out of bounds left and behind, and numerous breaks on the putting surface.

A short par 5 with heavy trees on both sides and a fairway bunker guarding the left; going for the green in two brings a hazard and obstacles right and forest left into play.

The first of back-to-back par 3s, with a pond between the teeing area and the green and a large oak protecting the left side; length varies greatly by tee.

The signature hole on the scorecard, a par 3 played all the way over natural wetlands to a good-sized green that cannot be seen from the tee, with two bunkers guarding it.

Woods and out of bounds line the left and woods and wetlands the right; a deep bunker fronts a green that is difficult to putt.

A dogleg left par 4 with a pond right of the fairway and trees through the fairway; missing the green leaves a difficult up and down.

A straightforward par 4 with mature trees on both sides of the fairway, usually playing downwind.

Plays back into the prevailing wind and slightly uphill, with large trees down the left and a fairway bunker right; bunkers also protect the green.

The closing par 5 has large trees left and wetlands plus a large fairway bunker right, finishing at the course's most difficult putting surface, which slopes back to front and sideways.