A beautiful and challenging hole. The first at Mystic River invites you to try to carry the pond with your tee shot, leaving you a short iron pitch. The safer route is a long iron or fairway wood aimed at the first fairway bunker, leaving an approach of 150 yards. Once you each the softly undulating green, keep in mind that although it is hundreds of yards away, most putts tend to break toward Lake Mendota. Get yourself a par four here and you are off to a great start to your round! 

A slight dogleg right, this par four has a wide landing zone at the crest of the hill staying left of the fairway bunkers.If the wind is at your back and you have the nerve to aim your tee shot over the bunkers you can be rewarded with a short iron approach.Be sure to study your putt carefully as this green has undulations that are not always obvious.

With a narrow front opening to this par three green, the bunkers on either side get quite a workout. From the gold tees it’s a long iron or even a fairway wood. From the blue and white tees, average to high handicappers have an opportunity to hit the green with a medium iron.

Uphill all the way, this par five gives plenty of room for the tee shot but narrows the closer you get to the green. Think your second shot through carefully as the out of bounds on the right threatens the pushed shot. Two good shots should leave a short iron pitch and maybe a birdie!

Savor the stunning view of Wisconsin country side from the elevated tee of this long par five. With the gold tees measuring over six hundred yards, this is a true three shot hole. Be careful with your second shot, leaving it short of the fairway bunker guarding the last fifty yards to the green. 

Straightaway and long, a par four on number six is always a good score.The drive is slightly downhill, but it is back up the incline to a deep green fronted on both sides by yawning bunkers. A good rule of thumb is to take one club longer here than the yardage would suggest. 

This is a challenging tee shot to a fairway that doglegs to the left. If you can hit the controlled draw, you can get yourself a short iron second. Or, if you have the courage, you can fly it right over the trees on the left...but don’t pull it! Once you reach the narrow green, be sure to look at your putt from all directions and remember where the real hill is. 

A beautiful wooded backdrop to a most challenging green.Normally it will be a medium to short iron shot, but the challenge only begins once you hit the green. When the hole is in the back half of the green, be extremely careful with the speed of your putt as a little too much stroke and you will watch as your ball rolls down onto the fringe!

A medium length par four that plays uphill all the way.The fairway slopes away as the dogleg turns left and tee shots must be placed carefully to avoid running into the rough. A solid first shot should leave a medium to short iron second.