var holeTitle = new Array();
holeTitle[1]="1ST HOLE";
holeTitle[2]="2ND HOLE";
holeTitle[3]="3RD HOLE";
holeTitle[4]="4TH HOLE";
holeTitle[5]="5TH HOLE";
holeTitle[6]="6TH HOLE";
holeTitle[7]="7TH HOLE";
holeTitle[8]="8TH HOLE";
holeTitle[9]="9TH HOLE";
holeTitle[10]="10TH HOLE";
holeTitle[11]="11TH HOLE";
holeTitle[12]="12TH HOLE";
holeTitle[13]="13TH HOLE";
holeTitle[14]="14TH HOLE";
holeTitle[15]="15TH HOLE";
holeTitle[16]="16TH HOLE";
holeTitle[17]="17TH HOLE";
holeTitle[18]="18TH HOLE";
var holeDesc = new Array();
holeDesc[1]="A gentle opener, this relatively short par 4 should leave a short iron in after a good drive. A receptive green should aid in starting your day off on the right foot.";
holeDesc[2]="Attempt to keep your drive down the right side, which will leave the best angle into this tiered green. A red flag means \"go\" on this hole as a front hole location might yield one of the days best chances for a birdie.";
holeDesc[3]="Enjoy the view before you hit because an errant shot on this dramatic par 3 will almost assure a bogey. Pick the proper club and be aware that without wind the hole can play plenty downhill.";
holeDesc[4]="The par 4 fourth hole is visually intimidating from the start; but never fear seeing as the left side is more forgiving as it first appears. When task #1 is complete choose the right club to this elevated, undulating green. ";
holeDesc[5]="Wind direction generally dictates the play on this the first par 5 of the golf course. A prevailing downwind hole leaves the player with a short third shot into a sizeable green. Conversely however, when the winter wind blows, a par is a good score.";
holeDesc[6]="This straightforward par 3 sixth hole is not as uphill as it might appear from the tee. Pull the appropriate club and hit it hole high on this two-tiered green.";
holeDesc[7]="Arguably the most difficult hole on the course the downhill seventh hole leaves no room for error. Two precise shots to the center of a reasonably level green and you might leave elated with a par four.";
holeDesc[8]="The course doesnĄ¯t get any easier when players reach the eighth tee. Favor the left side given that a ball right of the fairway commonly results in a pitch out. Play your second to the safe side of a well bunkered, sloping green.";
holeDesc[9]="The par 5 ninth hole concludes the front with a reasonable birdie hope. Longer hitters attempt to fit their tee shots between the two straight-away bunkers. From point A give the second a good strike up to this tolerable green.";
holeDesc[10]="Number 10 gives players a chance to catch their breath with this short par 4. A driver or 3-wood down the left will result in a short shot into a small challenging green.";
holeDesc[11]="The somewhat lengthy par 3 eleventh reveals the first look at a water hazard that runs directly abutting the right side of the green.  Any player should look to the center of the green and walk off with a two-putt par. A three might perhaps pick up a skin in your foursome.";
holeDesc[12]="Often overlooked as an average par 4, the unassuming number 12 requires a drive down the left side to contrast a wind that most players donĄ¯t feel from the tee. From there watch out for a back pin unlike any you have almost certainly never played.";
holeDesc[13]="To best manage the long par 5 thirteenth hole, position your drive left of the large bunker on the right. From there situate the second shot over the cross bunker and into the best position to tackle an assured perilous pin position.";
holeDesc[14]="Balls tend to gather right of the long par 3 fourteenth hole. This being said, break the trend and aim a little further to the left. I assure you there is more room than at first look.";
holeDesc[15]="Over halfway done with the back nine and number fifteen gives players the first dogleg right on the course. A drive into a generous fairway will leave a medium length approach into a green that directs balls to a center pin position.";
holeDesc[16]="Players should pick their poison from the elevated, risk/reward sixteenth tee. Shorter hitters should play their tee shots left of the bunker, while longer players, with a good drive, can attempt this green in two shots.";
holeDesc[17]="The seventeenth is a wonderful short par 4 that best suits a fade from the tee. The second should be directed in the correct portion of a three-section green that slopes away in the rear.";
holeDesc[18]="Assuring that you leave with a challenge, the demanding eighteenth hole calls for a drive that surely stays right of a deep bunker and overhanging tree on the left side. From there a long iron is most likely needed to this angled green. Be leery and play this finishing hole safe as to avoid writing down an uneasy number on this your final hole.";
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