Course Tour

Front 9

Back 9

Total

Course/Slope Rating

Par

M - Blue

M - Green

M - Members

M - White

L - White

L - Red

Junior - 2

Junior - 1

Hole #1

Par 4

Straightaway par four with a downhill approach. A precise second shot is required.

Hole #2

Par 4

Gentle dogleg right demanding a left to right tee shot off the fairway bunker. A small two-tiered green guards the flagstick.

Hole #3

Par 3

Lengthy par three requiring a long iron or more to a well-bunkered green.

Hole #4

Par 5

Dog leg left par five presenting a difficult tee ball with trees left and out of bounds right. A well-positioned drive on the right side of the fairway provides the best look at the hole.

Hole #5

Par 3

A deceptive par three with a prevailing right to left wind. Avoid the deep bunker on the left.

Hole #6

Par 4

A ball in the fairway on this gently rolling par four leaves an uphill approach to a shallow green sloping from back to front.

Hole #7

Par 5

The most difficult par five. Players must navigate a dense tree line on the right, a creek on the left and seven bunkers to reach an elevated two tiered green.

Hole #8

Par 4

A par four with an elevated tee. The landing area becomes narrow with length. The approach shot features a steep grade and a challenging green.

Hole #9

Par 4

A very long par four with out of bounds right and trees left. The long approach is made especially difficult by a large spruce and two deep bunkers guarding the narrow green.

Hole #10

Par 4

Straightaway par four with a gentle incline. A fairway bunker on the right must be navigated.

Hole #11

Par 4

A sweeping downhill dogleg right par four. A large, two-tiered green is well-guarded by an expansive greenside bunker.

Hole #12

Par 5

A right center tee shot, avoiding the large fairway bunker, provides the best opportunity to score on this par five. A creek runs along the left side, crossing the fairway at 100 yards.

Hole #13

Par 3

Short par three featuring a large, fast green which slopes severely from right to left. The green is well-guarded by deep rough and three ample bunkers.

Hole #14

Par 4

Most difficult par four on the golf course. A lengthy, blind approach demands precision into this two-tiered green.

Hole #15

Par 5

The teeth of this short par five lies in the tree lined fairways and strategically placed bunkers.

Hole #16

Par 4

A pond to the right and trees to the left make for a difficult tee ball on this uphill par four. The green is well-guarded by bunkers on both sides.

Hole #17

Par 3

Audubon Country Club’s signature par three features a long, downhill forced carry over water to an expansive green.

Hole #18

Par 4

A gentle dog-leg right with a scenic view of the historic clubhouse. The approach is to a large, two-tiered green.