Plan your round at Greywalls at Marquette Golf & Country Club

A par 5 that rewards a tee shot favoring the left half of the fairway. The green is small, so aim for its center.

Favor the left side off the tee. The green slopes sharply from left to right, so either fly the approach in or work it off the left bank.

A straightforward par 3 where misses to the left tend to funnel back toward the center of the green.

An aggressive line down the left reaches a mound that gives the best angle to the green. The right valley is the safer play, but long approaches from there cause trouble.

A short par 4 where the target is the 100-yard post in the middle of the fairway, setting up a wedge in.

Take plenty of club. Shots that finish short or on the front edge roll back off the green to the left.

The signature hole, a long par 4 with a rock outcrop in play. Bold players drive over the cliff, others lay up short, and long approaches can use the short-right ground.

The fairway is canted, so tee off toward center-right. Long hitters can carry the rocks on the right, and the deep green-side bunkers are best avoided.

Play a conservative tee shot up the right-center of the fairway, then approach to the right side of the green.

A short par 4 where an aggressive line down the left gives a cleaner angle into a multi-tiered green.

The tee shot can go right, short or left of the central bunker. The approach is blind, so err to the right.

A downhill tee shot makes this one of the more forgiving drives on the course, so swing freely.

A straightforward par 5, but the green is wildly undulating and calls for careful approach play.

Favor the left off the tee. The green is very difficult, so the approach calls for a short iron and precision.

A long par 3 where the whole shot carries a ravine. Balls landing just past the edge may bound onto the right side of the green.

Hit a long iron or fairway wood left of the rock toward the wider part of the fairway. The approach plays about a club uphill.

A short par 3 to a large green that plays small because it is divided into three sections. You need to be in the correct section.

The fairway funnels tee shots toward the center. Use a lower trajectory and club down on the approach.