Plan your round at The Amelia River Club

Tee off left of the fairway bunkers and lay up short of Alligator Creek. Long hitters can carry the creek on the second shot.

A slight dogleg right. A fairway wood or long iron off the tee keeps you clear of the trees on the left, then a short iron or wedge has to clear a large bunker.

A birdie chance for long, straight hitters, with trouble on both sides. A fairway wood or long iron leaves a short iron in.

The tee shot bends around a lake to a big green guarded by oaks and a bunker on the left. There is more room to the right.

A dogleg that suits a fade off the tee. Longer hitters may reach the green in two, while others face a short pitch to a well-bunkered green.

Aim right of the lake on the left off the tee, then hit a mid-iron to an angled green. Bunkers sit front left, so favor the right side.

A medium to long iron over water on the left, with bunkers, oaks and pines around the green.

Stay left of the fairway bunker for a mid-iron into a spacious, bunkered green. The green slopes toward the lake on the right.

A narrow fairway that rewards restraint off the tee. Alligator Creek crosses the fairway, and a large oak on the right leaves a mid to high iron in.

Tee off left of the large fairway bunker for a short iron into the green, another birdie chance.

A dogleg right with room left of the big bunker. The elevated green sits between oaks and mounds and is one of the few without a bunker.

An elevated tee shot over the lake from the back tees. Aim away from the water instead of chasing the pin.

The longest par 5 on the course, with a generous fairway. A lake guards the left side of the green, and the right side leaves a short approach to an elevated green.

A risk-reward par 4 with water from tee to green. Longer hitters can try to reach the green over the lake and a large bunker, while a fairway wood or long iron leaves a short iron to a contoured green.

A winding lake runs down the right side. The elongated green has mounding, bunkers and a live oak backdrop.

A dogleg left past large oaks on the left, then a mid to long iron to an elevated green with a bunker on the left.

The signature hole, a par 3 to an island green surrounded by water.

A narrow fairway means the tee shot has to be good to reach in two. Otherwise lay up right and hit a wedge into a tightly guarded green. The hole finishes at the edge of the Amelia River and its tidal marsh.