Plan your round at Sugarbush Resort Golf Club

Uphill dogleg right. Aim just left of the fairway bunker, and leave the approach below the hole on the sloping green.

Trees line both sides. The approach is uphill to a two-tiered green, so stay below the hole.

Dogleg left with a downhill approach to a green guarded by two bunkers. The pines straight ahead are the safe line off the tee.

Favor the left of the fairway bunker off the tee. The second shot is uphill and plays long to a green that slopes back to front.

Uphill par 3 that plays about half a club long. The green slopes hard from left to right, so miss left.

Severe dogleg left. Aim just inside the left tree line, then hit a mid to long iron to an elevated green.

Avoid the trees on the left. The approach is downhill from an awkward stance, so club selection matters.

Uphill par 3 that plays a club long. The false front can send a short shot back toward you.

Dogleg right with an uphill second shot into a large green.

Downhill par 5 with a rock marking the line on the left. Lay up or go for the green in two.

Downhill par 3 over a creek and front bunkers to a green only about 12 yards deep.

Dogleg left with out of bounds on the left and an uphill approach. A small pond sits short and left of the green.

Dogleg right where the woods on the left come into play quickly. A short to mid iron uphill; leave the ball below the hole.

Risk-reward downhill par 5 bending left. Cut the corner or lay up, and avoid the pond on the left if going for the green.

The approach plays longer than it looks, to a green that slopes right to left. Aim for the mound on the right off the tee.

A tough par 3 that is all carry. Take an extra club when the pin is on the right; the middle of the green is a safe play.

Short dogleg right with out of bounds on both sides and a deep, uphill green. Check the pin position first.

The fairway slopes right to left, with out of bounds along the road on the right. The uphill approach is to a two-tiered green with a false front.