Hole-by-hole descriptions and Scorecard - University Park Country Club

Golf | Hole-by-hole descriptions and Scorecard

Overview
Holes 1-9
Holes 10-18
Holes 19-27

27 Holes of Championship Golf

University Park Country Club was designed by world-renowned golf course architect, Ron Garl. Known for his innovative routings and true to his philosophy that a course should "sit softly on the land," Mr. Garl has set a unique standard for environmentally friendly projects that maximize and enhance the land's natural characteristics. At University Park Country Club, a classic design concept was added which makes strategy and shot making a priority.

Holes 1-9

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Holes 10-18

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Holes 19-27

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Overview

27 Holes of Championship Golf University Park Country Club was designed by world-renowned golf course architect, Ron Garl. Known for his innovative routings and true to his philosophy that a course should "sit softly on the land," Mr. Garl has set a unique standard for environmentally friendly projects that maximize and enhance the land's natural characteristics. At University Park Country Club, a classic design concept was added which makes strategy and shot making a priority.

Front 9

Back 9

Slopes & Rating

HOLE

Diamond

Emerald

Platinum

Gold

Ruby

Bronze

PAR

Men's Handicap

Women's Handicap

OUT

390

363

325

318

312

286

493

470

439

402

400

357

458

389

381

349

346

297

411

372

342

330

269

257

193

165

140

100

441

420

367

332

307

284

533

516

480

438

435

415

207

183

170

152

146

119

422

397

379

358

344

295

3548

3275

3023

2779

2657

2394

HOLE 1

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Shortish par 4, just hit an easy 3 wood off the tee left middle of the fairway to leave yourself a mid to short iron into a mid size round green.

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HOLE 2

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Reachable par 5, so go for it with driver off the tee to give yourself a chance to hit the green. If you go for it favor the right side of the long narrow green because the left side is protected by a large deep bunker and lake.

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HOLE 3

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Good par 4. Try to hit a fade off the tee to leave yourself with a mid to long iron on to a well protected green.

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HOLE 4

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Tricky par 4. Take a fairway wood or hybrid and aim at the fairway bunker on the left, from there you have a clear shot in to an elevated green(take one extra club).

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HOLE 5

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Great par 3. Ignore the water and huge bunker and knock it on the wide shallow green, two putt and run to the next hole.

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HOLE 6

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Maybe the most demanding par 4 on the course. Take driver at the left edge of the fairway bunker on the right and don’t be surprised if you still have 200+ yard for your second shot.

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HOLE 7

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Longer par 5, stay down the right middle of the fairway to leave yourself with a straight in shot for your 3rd no matter where they stick the pin, 5 is a good score.

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HOLE 8

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Well bunkered par 3, don’t let the lack of water let you fall asleep, a missed tee shot will leave you with a bogey or worse.

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HOLE 9

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Good par 4, driving area can get very narrow for the longer hitters, second shot here is where you will sort out the golfers in the group.

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HOLE

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TOTAL

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WOMEN

Front 9

Back 9

Slopes & Rating

HOLE

Diamond

Emerald

Platinum

Gold

Ruby

Bronze

PAR

Men's Handicap

Women's Handicap

OUT

390

351

342

311

300

268

213

186

176

163

153

137

508

485

471

443

424

390

373

337

329

310

304

276

536

502

495

444

412

404

417

375

362

329

320

300

186

174

159

123

118

113

402

367

359

323

314

272

428

394

379

342

331

294

3453

3171

3072

2788

2676

2454

HOLE 1

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Short par 4, driving area opens up to the right past the trees. Your second shot is all carry so any miss at all will leave you with a tough bunker shot.

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HOLE 2

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Tough par 3, if you’re not confident your best option is to play 20 yards short and left, chip it up and have a go for your par putt, with bogey at worse.

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HOLE 3

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Shorter par 5, fairly generous landing area, and no real trouble approaching the green, except stay away from the very deep pot bunker just short left of the" green.

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HOLE 4

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Dogleg right par 4, driver or fairway wood both leave you with a short iron into a fairly large green, stay away from the waste area off the tee on the right.

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HOLE 5

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Tough par 5, keep your tee shot to the left away from the bunkers, play smart on your second shot to leave about 100 yards for your third, much easier trying to one putt birdie than going for it in 2.

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HOLE 6

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Players par 4, be careful, don’t try to hit your tee shot any closer than 140 yards out from the green, then make sure you have plenty of club, a little long is much better than short.

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HOLE 7

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Beautiful par 3, cross the bridge to an elevated tee, the green is also elevated, very long and skinny. Favor the left side of the green, the deep green side bunker is no place to be.

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HOLE 8

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Birdieable par 4, if you’re going down the right side don’t go too far, a lot more room on the left. Take an extra club to the green to avoid the front bunker and then make the putt.

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HOLE 9

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Par 4 with options, for the longest hitters take it left over the bunkers to leave wedge in, for the rest of us keep right of the bunkers off the tee and then make sure you don’t go long left of the green otherwise you’ll be looking at double bogey.

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HOLE

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Diamond

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WOMEN

Front 9

Back 9

Slopes & Rating

HOLE

Diamond

Emerald

Platinum

Gold

Ruby

Bronze

PAR

Men's Handicap

Women's Handicap

OUT

574

550

531

486

481

425

392

362

322

312

282

249

482

441

384

343

337

311

228

203

179

144

139

134

468

448

400

389

316

302

191

184

168

162

155

128

429

393

358

349

340

293

540

499

479

432

428

362

395

361

330

300

294

264

3699

3441

3151

2917

2772

2468

HOLE 1

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Par 5 with teeth, only the very longest hitter will come close to reaching this par 5, avoid the fairway bunkers, knock it on the green in regulation and 5 is a good score.

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HOLE 2

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Small dogleg par 4, take driver off the tee down the middle then turn left and knock it on the wide open green.

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HOLE 3

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Long par 4, hit all you’ve got keeping it left of the fairway bunker then thread it between the two greenside bunkers onto the green.

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HOLE 4

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Par 3, make sure you hit your tee shot onto the correct tier otherwise you’ll be looking at a quick 3 putt.

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HOLE 5

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Longer par 4, hit a great drive to still leave you 200+ yards in, then favor the left side of the green for a much easier birdie putt.

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HOLE 6

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Easy par 3, finally you can leave the woods in the bag, mid iron into an accepting green, enjoy the break.

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HOLE 7

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Deceptive par 4, take drive at the bunkers on the right and try a little fade, longish second shot into a green well tilted from back to front, don’t leave yourself with a down hill putt.

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HOLE 8

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Short par 5, favor the left side of the fairway, then take it over the three fairway bunkers 100 yards short of the green to give yourself a real birdie opportunity.

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HOLE 9

Tips from the university park pros

Ashley Hayden, PGA Professional

Dogleg right par 4, keep it left of the one fairway bunker on the right to leave your self with a short iron into a shallowish well protected green, finish in style with a birdie.

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HOLE

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TOTAL

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