Hole #1
Par 5
HCP 5
487 yards
450 yards
EGGC starts unconventionally with a par 5, the only one on the course. The tee shot is elevated with a fairway that slopes from left to right. Reaching the green in two is possible, but the front of the green is protected by mounds on the left and right. This is a great chance to get off to a strong start on your round.
Hole #2
Par 4
HCP 9
315 yards
299 yards
Pay careful attention to the line you take on the tee shot to avoid the big maple tree on the right side. Anything in the fairway should leave you with a wedge or short iron into the green. Aiming for the middle of this green is recommended, as the left side falls off sharply and the front right is guarded by the only bunker on the course.
Hole #3
Par 4
HCP 7
344 yards
312 yards
Clearing the hill on your tee shot will leave you with less than a 150 yard approach shot. Pay attention to pin placement as this is one of the deepest greens on the course.
Hole #4
Par 3
HCP 4
208 yards
160 yards
Coming up short with this tee shot isn't a bad miss to this tiered green. Most golfers are happy to walk away without dropping a shot on this lengthy par 3.
Hole #5
Par 4
HCP 8
342 yards
305 yards
This is the beginning of a 3 hole stretch that is bordered down the left side by farm land. Avoiding the left rough is very important to having success on this hole.
Hole #6
Par 4
HCP 1
381 yards
330 yards
Welcome to the toughest hole on the course! If you are a longer hitter, be sure to avoid sending your tee shot down the right side as you will likely end up with an awkward second shot. If you land on the front right of this green you might be grabbing a wedge as your ball likely won't stay up.
Hole #7
Par 4
HCP 3
364 yards
340 yards
This tee box is angled to give the appearance of a dogleg left. Trees line both sides of this hole so keeping it on the short grass is important. The front right of this green is protected by a mound.
Hole #8
Par 3
HCP 8
140 yards
115 yards
Hole 8 will seem familiar as it greets golfers as they first arrive. The green on this par 3 slopes severely from back to front so make sure to keep your shot below the hole.
Hole #9
Par 4
HCP 2
378 yards
298 yards
Some argue this hole is harder than hole 6 and that is due to how demanding the tee shot is. The road chokes the fairway on the left in the landing zone, and a thick group of trees lines the right side. The green is elevated and like a bunch of other holes slopes from back to front.
