Plan your round at Glenbrier Golf Course

A straightaway, tree-lined par 5 with bunkers in play on both the tee shot and the approach.

A tree-lined par 4 with the fairway doglegging left to an island-style green with water protecting the sides and back.

A par 4 with a slight dogleg left and water running along the left side of the fairway. The green is long and narrow with water left and sand bunkers right.

A dogleg left par 4 with a risk/reward tee shot; a creek crosses the fairway about 200 yards from the tee. Players can lay up for a middle-iron approach or carry it for a 50 to 70 yard approach.

A par 4 bending right that requires an accurate tee shot, with a forced carry over wetlands on the approach.

A medium-length par 5 with a tree-lined fairway and water along the left. A good drive leaves a chance to go for the green in two; water fronts the green and a bunker sits front right.

A par 3 with mounds on both sides of the green that plays longer than the yardage indicates.

A straightaway par 4 with large spruce trees along both sides of the fairway and around the green. Fairway bunkers demand an accurate tee shot.

A very tight par 3 requiring a straight tee shot. Trees surround the green, with sand bunkers left and behind.

A par 4 doglegging right with a tree-lined fairway and an uphill approach to an elevated green bunkered on the left.

A short par 3 to a green that slopes severely from back to front, with sand bunkers in front and right.

A long par 5 bending right with water and trees to navigate. It usually takes two shots to clear the creek off the tee. The green slopes severely from left to right with a bunker short of the front.

A short dogleg right par 4 with trees along the right and bunkers left. Water sits left and behind the green, with a bunker in front.

A par 3 over wetlands to a well-bunkered, undulating green; the hole is not visible from the tee.

A dogleg left par 4 that calls for a lay-up off the tee, with an approach over a creek to a small green with water right and behind. Long hitters can go for the green from the tee.

A straightaway par 4 with a creek running along the left side of the fairway and trees to the right.

A long par 5 requiring two long shots to get near the green. Water and trees line the left side and the fairway runs uphill for the last 200 yards to a green surrounded by trees.

A par 4 finishing hole demanding length and accuracy off the tee. The tree-lined fairway has a small pond on the right and narrows toward a severely sloping green, with large spruce trees catching errant shots.