Park Hills East – A Fun Yet Strategic Challenge

An easy opening hole that is a slight dog leg to the left. A drive to the right side of the tree lined fairway and avoiding the fairway bunker at 260 yds., will make for a more open second shot. The small green is guarded by bunkers left and right.

This short par 5 features a left-to-right dogleg, offering an exciting challenge. A well-placed drive to the right side of the fairway, just left of the fairway bunker at 270 yards, sets up an opportunity to reach the green in two. However, anything left of the fairway is trouble, so precision is key. The medium-sized green is protected by two strategically placed greenside bunkers, adding to the challenge for your approach shot.

A short par 5 that dog legs to the left. A long drive to the right side of the fairway and left of the fairway bunker at 270 yds., will allow you to try for the green on your second shot. Left is jail. There are two greenside bunkers guarding the medium size green.

A longer par 4 that dog legs to the left. A long second shot will be into a green that slopes away from you. Greenside bunker requires a long shot to reach the green.

Arguably the most challenging par 3 on the course, this hole features a green that slopes away on both sides, demanding precision on your approach. A deep bunker guards the front, adding an extra layer of difficulty. Securing par here feels like a true accomplishment, akin to making a birdie.

An uphill straight away hole that demands 2 long shots to reach the green in two. Avoid the fairway bunker on the left and greenside bunker on the right. Biggest green on the course.

A tree lined hole that requires a straight tee shot and second shot. An uphill third shot to a green that slopes severely from back to front and is protected by 4 deep bunkers. Stay below the hole is the key.

A tough tree lined par 4 that demands a long, straight tee shot. An accurate second shot is needed to a saddle shaped green with bunkers on both sides.

A downhill par 3 with out of bounds left. While your tee shot must clear the pond, flying the green is also troublesome. Select your club carefully!

An uphill par 3 to a small green that plays half a club longer. A tough up and down if you miss the green to the left.

A long uphill tree lined dog leg right par 4 that demands a long, straight tee shot. A long second shot is required to the green guarded by bunkers on both sides.

A long  par 5 that requires a long tee shot, an accurate second shot left of the big tree and right of the fairway bunkers, and a third shot that stays below the hole of this large sloping green.

A straight away par 3 with a challenging green. Avoid the bunker on the right.

A medium length par 4 that demands a straight tee shot avoiding the fairway bunker on the right and trees to the left. A huge green requires selecting the correct club for the pin position on your second shot.

A straight tee shot is required on this tree lined fairway. Your second shot needs to be long enough to clear the creek.

A slight dog leg right par 5 that with two good shots leaves you a short third shot to this green well guarded by bunkers.

A short tree lined par 4 that demands a tee shot that finds the fairway leaving you a short second shot to a flat green surrounded by 3 bunkers.

Another straight tee shot is required on this short par 4 with out of bounds on the right and trees on the left. A short second shot must clear the creek in front of the green.