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Reachable downhill par 5. Tee shot to the right side of the fairway gains extra yards. Lay up the second shot to the right side. The green slopes dramatically from right to left.

Straight par 4 to an elevated green. Favor the left side of the fairway off the tee. The second shot is uphill and semi-blind; allow extra yards to the hard-to-hold green.

Slight dogleg-right par 4. The tee shot should favor the left side of the fairway. A challenging second shot to a green that slopes back to front.

Long, straight par 3. Requires a precise tee shot to the center of the green. Avoid out of bounds on the left and bunkers on the right.

Long, straight par 4. Favor the left side of the fairway with the tee shot to avoid out of bounds on the right. Target the approach to the center of the green.

Straight par 3. A precise tee shot to a well-protected green. Up-and-down is easiest from a miss to the right.

Uphill dogleg-right par 4. Favor the left side of the fairway off the tee. Play the blind approach half a club less than the yardage to the center of the green.

Uphill dogleg-right par 5. Tee shot over a large fairway mound. The second-shot landing area narrows at 115 yards. Carry the approach the full distance to the elevated green.

Short par 3 to a multi-level green. Tee shot to the center of a terraced, well-protected green. Avoid out of bounds to the left and behind the green.

Extremely hilly dogleg right. A narrow landing area off the tee. Lay up the second shot to the center of the fairway, then a blind approach to the smallest green on the course.

Drivable par 4 to an elevated green. Play the approach to the center of the green no matter the pin position.

Slight dogleg-right par 4. The tee shot should favor the left side. Land the approach short of most pin positions; the green slopes severely front to back and right to left.

The longest par 4, uphill off the tee. Out of bounds right and a fairway that slopes left to right. The green slopes back to front and right to left; short shots roll back off.

A great par 5 to an elevated green. The tee shot should favor the left side of the fairway. Lay up to the base of the hill for a 100-yard blind approach favoring the left side of the green.

Our signature par 4 — one of the best in Chicagoland. A demanding tee shot takes on the left fairway bunker. The approach plays to a three-level green; long leaves a very difficult up-and-down.

Medium-length par 3 over water. The tee-shot yardage is all carry to a shallow green.

Diabolical drivable par 4. Favor the right side with the approach. A false-front green punishes a short approach and putts from above the hole.

A challenging par-4 finishing hole. Out of bounds right; favor the right side of the fairway for extra yards. Aim the approach toward the flagpoles. There is no good bailout: the green is well bunkered with a severe false front.