Hole 1: Your toughest decision here is should you tee it up, or just sit and look for awhile.

Hole 4: Forty foot of drop and the wind can make this short par three a little tricky at times. Anytime actually.

Hole 5: It's way to soon to start thinking bird even with this good drive. Very, very tricky green to get close.

Hole 6: A real long hitter would be putting instead of chipping. On the other hand, the way I putt, chipping is a good choice.

Hole 7: This elevated green will send a ball right back at you if you chip to the front of the green.

Hole 9: A mid-iron, to a slightly elevated green with really no safe place to be but on the green. You're better off in the front bunker than long. Nothing back there but a view.

Hole 15: A big two tiered green makes this short hole into a real challenge.

Hole 18: A 250 yard drive from the black tees leaves you just a 220 yard shot to the green-----up hill----into the wind. That's why I don't play the blacks, that and I don't hit the ball 250.