Hole 1
Playing this 469 from the back tee, the first hole is a challenging start to this championship course. It will require a positioned tee shot on this slight dog legged left opening hole. The kidney shaped green, protected by a strategically placed bunker, requires a skilled approach shot.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
469	429	400	379	355	272

Hole 2
A lay-up tee shot is needed to position you for the approach shot. A small elevated green offers an approach area on the left and falls off to the bunkers and trees on the right.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
386	362	337	312	285	197

Hole 3
The first par 5 on the front, at 549 yards this tester will require three well positioned shots to find your way to this green which is tucked into the tree line on the left hand side of the fairway. Your tee shot must stay right of the deep bunker on the left side of the fairway. Long hitters can go for it in two. Others should lay-up to the right side for the best angle to the green. Note the pin position on this two tiered green when setting up your approach.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
549	513	491	491	461	404

Hole 4
This superb par 4 demands two excellent shots. Hit a strong tee shot to the right side of the fairway, utilizing the right to left slope. Use a long iron or fairway wood on the second shot to reach this slightly elevated green. Par is a good score here.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
480	427	393	393	355	295

Hole 5
This is the 600 yard signature hole of GCNE. The longest hole on the course will not only put a premium on distance, but will also require accuracy to a fairway pinched by bunkers and water. A risk / reward second shot for long hitters, and a true three shot par 5 for the average player. A well-guarded shallow green will require proper distance control.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
600	572	546	530	517	423

Hole 6
The intimidating tee shot will have to carry the water hazard that runs from tee to green. There is bail out left on this hole. A green sloping from back right to front left will make pin placement something to watch for off the tee.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
223	206	176	160	156	131

Hole 7
A drive to the left side of the fairway will avoid the right side bunker. A mid iron approach remains to reach this green. An extra club would be advised to get back to the rear pin placement.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
447	412	384	340	334	262

Hole 8
This hole defines "all carry." Club selection is the key here. A par 3 with marsh short of the green, long is a good play to insure disaster does not strike.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
250	214	202	178	178	120

Hole 9
On this downhill dog-legged right, the tee shot should favor the left center of the fairway to open up the green on your approach shot. Club selection to this green may vary significantly as a result of the prevailing winds and the depth of the green.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
457	419	380	342	296	217

Hole 10
The start of the inward nine demands a well-placed tee shot down the left center of the fairway. Playing up hill, your lay-up will have to find its way to the fairway between fairway bunkers guarding both the left and right sides. A narrow green will demand a player to play the green side to avoid the collection areas near the green's edge.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
574	523	480	480	439	374

Hole 11
A downhill tee shot to a generous landing area short of a marsh brook sets up your approach to this small sloped green. Playing only 377 yards, the 11th hole will be a player's first hole of the back nine to be aggressive.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
377	350	332	294	274	239

Hole 12
Play your tee shot down any portion of the left side of the fairway and this sloped fairway will kick your ball back to the center. With a bunker guarding the right hand side of this shallow green, distance control will be a must to keep the ball near the pin.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
437	428	413	380	343	322

Hole 13
Don't let the 394 yard fool you into relaxing on this tee. A curved fairway and bunkers make placement, not distance, your concern. A downhill second shot to a green framed on the left by the Winnicutt River, your approach will need to get at the tough back left pin placement.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
394	385	376	318	318	270

Hole 14
Playing uphill, this par 3 is framed by the Winnicutt River along the entire side. The large exposed green is subject to swirling winds making club selection paramount. Use of the slope on the right will kick the ball onto this extremely undulated challenging green.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
216	175	151	140	130	101

Hole 15
Playing back towards Beech Hill to a right to left sloped fairway, a tee shot in the fairway will filter to the left side setting up a good position for your lay-up shot. The 15th green is guarded on both sides by water, causing a player to "thread the needle" to get the ball close to the pin.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
609	582	554	514	504	460

Hole 16
Taking your eyes off the view across the pond to the clubhouse will not be easy. Once you do, you will see the Winnicutt River in front and down the left side of the hole. A tee shot placed on the right side of the fairway will leave a good angle into this green. Small but angled, this green will hold a well-struck approach.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
475	418	380	370	334	303

Hole 17
The signature par 3 at GCNE has a pond in front and extensive sand bunkers behind. Accuracy will pay dividends as players approach this kidney shaped putting surface. A bail out area to the right is the only area to save an errant shot.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
221	168	159	148	148	135

Hole 18
Elevated tees allow a player to see this picturesque 18th hole. Matching bunkers frame the tee shot. The pond on the right hand side along with the bunkers, surround this deep green presenting a demanding second shot. With the clubhouse in the background, finishing off your round to this tiered green will demand all your attention.

Black	Green	Blue	Red	White	Gold
509	441	407	370	370	336