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Features a fun tee shot from the elevated tee over looking the valley. A shot to the left center of the fairway is preferred. Second shot requires only that you avoid bunkers short right and short left of the large green.

A beautiful straightaway par 4. If you keep your tee in good shape, you should be left with a mid to short iron to a large green that slopes from back to front. There are some very testy putts on this green.

Don't get greedy on this deceptively difficult par 4. This slight dogleg right requires a drive in the fairway. The trees bordering the right side often swallow those trying to take too much off the dogleg. Second shot is normally a mid iron to large elevated green.

A tough par 3, with three strategically places greenside bunkers. Rarely do we see balls hit over this green but those who do pay a price. Club selection is all important, as you don't want to be above the hole on this green.

A strong tee shot to the left center of the fairway will open up this dogleg right par 5. Hit as much club as possible on the second shot but avoid  the fairway bunker on the right at all cost. The green tends to be one of Illahe's most friendly.

A perfect tee shot is right down the center of the fairway. Beware of the well-placed bunker up the right side with trees on the left. This hole is not long, but it is tightly lined with trees. This green is slick and tricky! Best to be below the hole.

This par 5 looks dangerous, but will yield birdies if you think your way through it. The play off the tee is just left of the last Blue Spruce; though any shots lost too far to left will find the water. A well-placed tee shot sets up a shot over water, or you may also opt to play around the opening to the right of the lake. If conditions are right, longer hitters have a chance to reach this green in 2. It's a risk reward hole!

The elevated green can give a bit of a false perspective to this challenging par 3. There is a lot more green than it appears from the tee. Club selection is key in approaching this wide green that flows from front to back (right to left). Choose an extra club if pin is back left.

Water comes into play on the right and bunkers line the left of this finishing par 4. A well placed tee shot in the fairway will leave an uphill mid to short iron to a large green. Missing the green right of left will make getting up and down very difficult. This green is one of the most sloped on the course from back to front.