Plan your round at The Links at Greystone

Bombs Away. A wide landing area off the tee with a fairway bunker on the right.

Kildeer. The green has two tiers, so be on the flag's tier; add a club when the pin is at the back.

Tranquility. A short par 3 with a large, true-rolling green and out of bounds to the right.

Southward Ho. A long par 4 with a lateral hazard down the right, so miss left.

Devil's Pulpit. A long iron or 3-wood off the tee, then a difficult green where the center is the safe target.

Ponderous. A par 3 with an intricate green; take extra club for the wind.

High Heaven. An uphill par 4 that needs a straight drive; a deep bunker guards the front left, so play one or two clubs more.

Odie's Overlook. A large fairway bunker catches long drives; a shorter tee shot leaves a birdie pitch.

Double Dilemma. Water runs along the right, and the green is shared with the 18th.

Rock'n'Roll. The left side is friendlier off the tee, and the second shot plays more uphill than it looks.

High 'n' Mighty. Water crosses the fairway on a diagonal, and the uphill green has a pot bunker on the right.

Fin'me Oot. A par 5 where a good drive sets up a birdie chance; the second shot goes over a hill.

Windward. An uphill par 3 into the prevailing wind with a severe two-tier green.

Hog's Back. Fairway bunkers on the left and heather on the right make the tee shot a small challenge of its own.

Horseshoe. A shallow green with a pot bunker in front; a tee shot to the right leaves a short iron.

Heaven or Hell. The fairway falls sharply to the left; favor the right side of the green.

Heroic. A large green with a crest through the middle; a back-left pin is the hardest.

Greystone. A signature par 4 where driver may be too much, with the approach into the prevailing wind and grey stones framing the water.