Golf

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• 394

Hole Description

Rated as one of the top starting holes in Michigan, this winding uphill par 5 is a gentle way to start your round. After hitting two long sots and avoiding the left fairway bunker, a player will be left with a short wedge shot into the a well protected blue.

• 393
• 361
• 352
• 332
• 140
• 277

Hole Description

This elevated tee gives an inviting look into the fairway. Be sure to not cut off too much from the right corner as a drive down the left center will leave you with just a short iron to the two tiered green. Proper club selection is very important for your second shot. The green is severely sloped from back to front.

• 176
• 167
• 158
• 147
• 140
• 122

Hole Description

This testing par 3 demands a well struck long iron to find the putting surface. Be conscious of the three steep bunkers that guard the green. Once you have reached the putting surface you will find the true test!

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• 370
• 363
• 288

Hole Description

This dogleg left favors a right to left tee shot. Bogey will come into play if a players ball is hit in the left fairway bunker. A precision second shot will be needed to hit this well guarded narrow green.

• 401
• 388
• 374
• 364
• 322
• 322

Hole Description

This might be your toughest tee shot of the day! This severe dogleg right demands an accurate 220-240 yard tee shot. Don't cut too much off the corner where one's ball can be blocked from the putting green. Find the fairway and have a mid-iron into a very large green.

• 363
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• 341
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• 266

Hole Description

Our signature hole at Birmingham Country Club. Take a driver if you dare, or hit a 230 yard shot down the left side to keep the ball dry. A mid-iron shot will get you to this large green with a tricky slope from back to front. Knowing the pin is crucial!

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• 178
• 168
• 153
• 145
• 89

Hole Description

A long iron or hybrid will be needed to reach this challenging uphill par 3. Get your yardage and go up one Club! Missing the green will result in a complicated up and down.

• 507
• 498
• 488
• 473
• 432
• 432

Hole Description

This dogleg left par 5 can be reached in two if a player's drive can carry the five fairway bunkers on the lefthand side. This second shot can be hit through 50 yards short of the green or laid up short, leaving you a wedge in. This green is severely sloped from back to front.

• 404
• 384
• 357
• 327
• 274
• 274

Hole Description

A straight away up-hill par 4. Hit driver and stay away from the bunkers that lurk up the right side. Be sure not to under-club your second shot where the putting green is 100 feet above you from the fairway. This difficult putting green will truly put your skills to the test!

• 340
• 340
• 325
• 325
• 315
• 247

Hole Description

The shortest par 4 on the golf course and what a great way to start the back nine! Take a long iron or hybrid off the tee. Hitting the fairway on this short par 4 is vital. If you hit the fairway you can attack the pin with a short iron and have a great opportunity for birdie.

• 139
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• 118
• 118
• 106
• 98

Hole Description

This hole is tougher than it looks. Don't let the yardage fool you! Pick the right club to hit this two-tiered green and try not to be above the hole. This is one of the most difficult greens on the golf course.

• 377
• 360
• 342
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• 331
• 232

Hole Description

OB runs down the entire left hand side. Your line is just right of the large tree on the left side of your tee shot. Knowing the pin position on this putting green is essential for any birdie opportunity. Any ball below the hole will be uphill

• 411
• 395
• 381
• 362
• 362
• 336

Hole Description

One of our toughest par 4's on the course. Hitting your tee shot left or right will result in heavy rough and tree trouble. If you hit the fairway you will be left with a mid to long iron depending on the wind. The green is relatively flat with a slight break. Walking away with four on this hole is self-rewarding!

• 495
• 484
• 471
• 433
• 433
• 395

Hole Description

Hit a big drive and avoid the fairway bunkers on both sides of the fairway. You will have a blind, narrow second shot to this par 5. The putting green slopes from front to back and is heavily guarded by two bunkers.

• 215
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• 183
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• 121
• 121

Hole Description

This par 3 can stretch as far as 215 yards. Your goal is to hit the green and walk away with a two putt. The putting green is one of the toughest on the course. Double the break and know the speed. Many good rounds have come to an end on this challenging par 3.

• 362
• 352
• 335
• 324
• 306
• 237

Hole Description

Don't be tempted to cut the corner on this hole. Hit the driver or 3 wood off the tee and try to hit the fairway or the left rough. Your short second shot will be uphill to a green that has a slope from back to front. Be aware of the bunker to the right side of the green which is not visible from the fairway. Knowing the pin position is a must. The best change to birdie this hole is if your ball is below the hole.

• 405
• 397
• 381
• 355
• 300
• 300

Hole Description

Any good drive in the fairway on this slight dogleg left will give any player a great chance for birdie. Your second shot will be slightly downhill to a firm green

• 546
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• 521
• 488
• 448
• 448

Hole Description

All along the left side of this hole is OB. Hit a long, accurate drive, and you can consider going for this par 5 in two. When hitting your second shot a player needs to factor in the small creek that runs 75 yards short of the green. This is the most important if you are forced to lay-up. The putting surface is one of the largest on the course so knowing the pin position will help in closing your round with a birdie.