Course Layout

• HOLE DESCRIPTIONS •
Hole 1	A well-placed tee shot in the flat portion of the fairway should leave you with a comfortable approach shot over the creek to the rounded green.

Hole 2	Good driving hole! Your tee shot should favor the right side of the fairway to avoid the double bunker to the left of the green.

Hole 3	Birdie hole! If you stay on the tree-lined fairway, you will have an easy short iron shot to the green.

Hole 4	Our most dramatic hole! Choose the proper club to carry the stream and sand traps in front – but remember the pond to the right.

Hole 5	This hole features a sharp dogleg to the left. It's easy to drive too far here and face an approach shot over the large bunker that protects the right side of the green.

Hole 6	Your drive is critical to success here. Your tee shot must be long enough to leave a mid to short iron shot to the elevated green. Avoid the steep slopes to the right of the green at all costs.

Hole 7	This down hill par 3 will have you just hoping to find the putting surface. With an extreme false front, and a major fall off in back left corner, player's are smart to just take their medicine and play for the middle of the green.

Hole 8	The tee shot to the elevated green is just the first challenge. The elevated bi-level green will test your putting skill. Par is an excellent score here.

Hole 9	Many hitters can reach this hole in two, if you brave the water that surrounds three sides of the green.

QUAIL POINT PGA FAMILY COURSE

The PGA Family Course program provides the follwing:

Look for the blue or gold PGA tee plates on every hole!