Plan your round at Oak Point Golf Course

Par 5 dogleg left with water down the left side. The second shot is a risk-reward decision.

Par 3 with a lagoon on the left and bunkers around a large green.

A short par 4 with newer fairway bunkers on the left.

Par 5 with water on the left and across the fairway, finishing at a large, receptive green.

Par 4 where the tee shot moves right to left, into a two-tiered green with water behind.

Par 4 lined by live oaks, with bunkers guarding the left side of the green.

Par 3 to a long, narrow green that is hard to recover from when missed.

Par 5 with a generous landing area and a good chance at birdie.

Par 3 with Haulover Creek behind the green, often playing into the wind.

A narrow par 4 with a plantation cemetery on the right, where a ball hit in must be dropped out.

Par 3 with a newer tee box and a tiered green.

Par 5 that usually plays downwind, with lagoons on both sides.

Par 4 with a pond on the right and a mid-iron approach.

A demanding driving hole, followed by a short iron over a lagoon.

Par 3 over water to a wide green with bunkers.

Par 4 that is not overly long, but accuracy off the tee is at a premium.

Long par 5, often into the wind, finishing at a tiered green.

Par 4 and the closing signature hole, with views of the creek and river and marsh guarding the green.