Golf

Caddies Notes:
A great opening hole! Tee off an elevated tee on this mid-length par 4 to a generous landing area protected by water on the left. Your second shot is dramatically uphill to a large narrow green sloped severely from back to front. Putting can be an adventure on this difficult green!

Caddies Notes:
A long par 5 with a 90 degree dogleg to negotiate with your tee shot. Out of bounds runs the entire length of the hole on the left, and the green is well bunkered. Once arriving at the green, things will ease off as the surface is relatively flat except for the front, which slopes downward.

Caddies Notes:
Another mid-length par 4 with a tight landing area and out of bounds on the left. The green is well-bunkered and the flattest on Montammy's private golf course. A good hole to get you going!

Caddies Notes:
A somewhat short par 5 with plenty of room to " let it rip", though there is out of bounds the entire length of the hole on the left. Many can reach this one in two shots. The second shot is into a postage stamp sized green protected by bunkers all around. The green is deceptive from front to back, but all-in-all a hole to score on!

Caddies Notes:
One of the best short par threes in the region! Tee off is from an extremely elevated tee down to a green that is protected by a pond, bunkers, and out of bounds. Distance judgment is indeed difficult, making a short shot hard to be comfortable with. The green is narrow and tricky. Par is most certainly a good score on this short hole.

Caddies Notes:
Our toughest and longest par4. A long hole that will allow you to really “let it rip” but still leaves you a long way home, over water, to an extremely difficult green. For shorter hitters, this is a short par 5. Once you get on the green, your work is not done as the green is treacherous! It's an extremely difficult hole.

Caddies Notes:
A mid-length par 4 with a well bunkered driving area but a huge green. A bit of a breather hole and a chance to turn around your round.

Caddies Notes:
A long par 3 with a large green. Length is the issue here but your target is very inviting, and, except for the back portion of the green, the green is quite receptive.

Caddies Notes:
A very tight par 4 with a blind tee shot and blind second shot. Tee shot needs to get out as far as possible to give you a chance to hold the green with your second shot. Huge false front on green and a lot of undulation also. A tough par 4.

Caddies Notes:
Another tight tee shot that must get to the bottom of the hill and in fairway or else it is almost impossible to get on this green in regulation as the second shot is dramatically uphill. The green slopes severely back to front and virtually every pin placement has significant undulation.

Caddies Notes:
A generous par 5 and the easiest one on the course. Plenty of room to drive it and plenty of room to lay-up or go for the green in two. Green is well-bunkered but is one of the easiest greens on the golf course to negotiate. Par or birdie is a must here!

Caddies Notes:
A short, downhill par 4 but with a very tight, rolling landing area making for a very devilish shot into a green that is very narrow with water to its left. Add to this that the green slopes tremendously towards the water and you have all the possibilities of trouble! Another “feel good” short hole..

Caddies Notes:
One of the more difficult par 3's you will play, and the most difficult hole to par for all levels of golfers. Tee shot is long and uphill to a non receptive green with tremendous right to left slope. Anything short is either in an impossible bunker or rolls all the way down to a collection area, far away from the green. If you are fortunate enough to get on the green you still have a lot of work still to do as the green is treacherous! Just an all-out difficult hole from tee to green.

Caddies Notes:
A long par 5, rarely reached in two and rarely parred! Tee shot must get to about 230 yards out to the top of the hill to allow a reasonable second shot. Second shot must be played between two very strategically placed bunkers to allow a shot into the green. Green has a false front and is tricky to putt. Not an easy hole to say the least!.

Caddies Notes:
A long, dogleg left, par 4 calling for a draw off the tee to give you a good shot into a very uphill second shot. Green is very difficult as it has the most undulation. The pin placement is key to how difficult hole becomes and how well you play!

Caddies Notes:
A short, downhill par 4, usually not a driver off the tee. Tee shot is to a tight fairway with water left and right. Second shot is usually played from an uneven lie into a long, narrow green with water to the left of it. This is another short hole that causes fits to many.

Caddies Notes:
A long, difficult par 3, surrounded by bunkers and a severe green. Almost impossible to get ball up and down unless you leave ball short of green. A very difficult par 3 indeed.

Caddies Notes:
A long par 4 with a generous driving area just be sure to avoid the left bunker. Second shot is partially blind and uphill to a large, relatively flat green. Green is surrounded by bunkers, but this hole will reward good shots as green is one of easiest on the golf course