Plan your round at Thistle Golf Club – Cameron

A short par 4 with water and bunkers left and thick vegetation right. A long iron or fairway wood leaves a short iron into an undulating green, and the center is a good birdie target.

A difficult par 4 with water right and out of bounds left off the tee. Play left to keep the water in front of the green shorter, and watch the ridge through the middle of the green.

A long par 4 that often plays into a headwind, with water right and a large bunker left. The deepest bunker at Thistle sits left of the two-tiered green, which slopes back to front.

A peninsula green with water left, short and right, and two large bunkers short. Club selection is critical and the center of the green is the play.

A par 5 with an environmental area left and waste bunkers right off the tee. A large bunker and a tree are in the lay-up landing area, and the green is two-tiered with bunkers left.

A par 4 that looks straightforward. The waste bunker from hole 5 is on the right with small bunkers beyond it, and the right side gives the best approach angle. Two bunkers guard the green, which has a ridge through the middle.

A short par 4 on a peninsula fairway with water right, long and left. A long iron or fairway wood is enough off the tee, and the approach crosses water to a severely sloped two-tiered green.

A straightforward par 3 with water right and bunkers short and long of a wide, shallow green. Club selection is important.

A long par 5 to finish the nine, the straightest hole at Thistle, with thick vegetation left and water right along its length. A deep green calls for good distance control on the approach.