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Local Rules
USGA Rules Govern Play
Waste areas are darker in color with a shell like base and are played as “through the green”
Embedded ball rule is in effect “through the green”
Bridges and bulkheads are considered an integral part of the golf course
Paved cart paths and wooded steps in the bunkers are considered immovable obstructions
The cut line for the rough surrounding a hazard will determine the hazard line in the event that stakes do not line the hazard
Animal tracks are considered ground under repair
All distance markers are measured to the center of the green
Flag colors indicate the holes depth: Red-Front, White - Middle, Yellow - Back
Front 9
Front 9
Back 9
Slopes & Rating
HOLE
I Heron
II Herons
III Herons
IV Herons
V Herons
VI Herons
PAR
Men's Handicap
Women's Handicap
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
OUT
383
372
357
305
237
218
377
368
352
340
300
241
492
440
402
358
336
291
191
166
149
128
110
97
430
419
373
362
319
263
581
552
523
501
440
415
468
411
374
364
299
254
217
194
180
134
102
89
512
500
486
452
407
368
3651
3422
3196
2944
2550
2236
4
4
4
3
4
5
4
3
5
36
13
13
7
9
9
7
15
15
1
3
3
1
5
11
11
17
17
5
CLOSE
HOLE 1
A slight dogleg to the right, golf course architects, Pete and P.B. Dye, quickly introduce you to the beauty and challenge of this course on the very first hole. On the left, a thin ribbon of water runs in front of the trees while the right is flanked by a series of mounds and hillocks reminiscent of Scotland’s rolling courses. Knock your drive straight up the middle, avoiding the mounds, for a faded shot will leave you with a blind approach to the green. The elevated green is receptive to a well-placed iron shot. A yawning depression to the green’s left will scoop up any misdirected ball and seriously test your wedge game.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
13
Women
13
TEE
383
372
357
305
237
218
CLOSE
HOLE 2
This straightaway par four is one of the better birdie opportunities that the Dyes provide you. Favor the left center of the fairway to avoid water that runs the entire length of the right side. The approach is slightly downhill to a receptive green, ringed by beautiful oaks, and guarded by a large bunker on the right.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
7
Women
9
TEE
377
368
352
340
300
241
CLOSE
HOLE 3
A dogleg right, this hole requires a straight drive through the trees while avoiding a large bunker in the right side of the landing area. An enormous bunker down the left side awaits the last 75 yards of your approach to the hole. Other bunkers, mounds, and hillocks lurk to the right of the green eager to test your skill.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
9
Women
7
TEE
492
440
402
358
336
291
CLOSE
HOLE 4
The par three 4th resembles Pete Dye’s famous 17th at TPC Sawgrass, for beauty and challenge. Standing on the tee, you will see nothing between you and the green but a sparkling lake. Huge mounds with pot bunkers lie in wait behind the green and a trap on the left will gobble up the errant draw. Don’t be short!
PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
15
Women
15
TEE
191
166
149
128
110
97
CLOSE
HOLE 5
Situated atop a knoll, the 5th tee offers a bird’s eye view of the fairway, lake, and green. You must hit your drive into a fairly narrow landing area flanked on both sides by oaks and pines and a series of pot bunkers in the rough on the left side. The second shot requires precision, for the green is bulk-headed against a lake to the right which must be crossed to find the green. Play it too safe to the left and you may find one of the three bunkers that surround the green.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
1
Women
3
TEE
430
419
373
362
319
263
CLOSE
HOLE 6
The longest hole at DeBordieu, this double dogleg snakes to the right and winds to the left. Off the tee there is waste bunker to carry and a pond to the left. After your drive, favor the right center of the fairway as playing it too close will certainly find the large waste bunker down the left side. A narrow but longish green should now be in sight. A lake begins where the waste area ends and winds around the back of the green. Hit the green, as missing to the right will still require a tricky chip.
PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
3
Women
1
TEE
581
552
523
501
440
415
CLOSE
HOLE 7
Number seven, a slightly uphill, dogleg right offers plenty of room off of the tee. However, miss left or right and you are likely to find waste bunkers down either side of the fairway. As you approach the green be careful not to become distracted. The beauty of the white sand bunkers with majestic live oaks, will often lure a slightly mis-struck shot to the green.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
5
Women
11
TEE
468
411
374
364
299
254
CLOSE
HOLE 8
The 8th hole is signature Pete Dye. A long, challenging par 3, the hole curves left along a pond to a large and undulating green. The formidable bulkhead running along the left side of the green reminds the fearful golfer to miss right. For the right side is a safe bail out area with soft mounding and a large bunker. Bogey is an acceptable score on the eighth hole.
PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
11
Women
17
TEE
217
194
180
134
102
89
CLOSE
HOLE 9
The front nine finishes with a beautiful par 5. Hit your tee shot to the top of the hill while avoiding the lake to your left. As the 9th hole rolls along, large waste bunkers come into view down the left side. The green is well protected by mounds and sharply edged bunkers, all remindful of features on the links in Scotland. Players will have a good opportunity to make birdie on this hole with a lay up to a short pitch or a skillfully played 2nd that finds the green.
PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
17
Women
5
TEE
512
500
486
452
407
368
HOLE
I Heron
II Herons
III Herons
IV Herons
V Herons
VI Herons
PAR
Men's Handicap
Women's Handicap
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
IN
TOTAL
424
404
380
357
315
273
551
506
475
449
404
366
365
335
304
271
255
242
420
385
377
343
322
289
203
174
157
124
108
82
430
400
382
348
307
275
221
187
156
148
123
113
447
426
378
356
291
266
572
554
533
517
456
412
3633
3371
3142
2913
2581
2318
7284
6793
6338
5857
5131
4554
4
5
4
4
3
4
3
4
5
36
72
8
4
16
12
18
14
6
6
12
16
10
10
14
18
4
8
2
2
CLOSE
HOLE 10
A fairly straight-away par four, after avoiding the lake to the left a generous fairway is obscured by a carefully crafted opening between two fairway bunkers. Live oaks guard the right side of your approach to a small two-tiered green. The green is surrounded by fall off areas and bunkers.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
8
Women
4
TEE
424
404
380
357
315
273
CLOSE
HOLE 11
Another scoring opportunity, this par 5 is a slight dog leg right lined by pretty live oaks. When laying up for your third, be precise as the last 100 yards feature a long waste bunker to the left and an oak that crowds the fairway on your right. The tiny green is reachable in two, and the surround is heavily bunkered on the left and right.
PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
16
Women
12
TEE
551
506
475
449
404
366
CLOSE
HOLE 12
This is one of Pete Dye’s favorite holes. A short par four, driver is not a necessity off the tee. If your tee shot drifts too far left a large mound may block your view of the green. However, a well placed tee shot in the middle to right side of the fairway will leave you a short iron for your approach. Be careful, as the back of the green falls off into a pond if you are long and left!
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
18
Women
14
TEE
365
335
304
271
255
242
CLOSE
HOLE 13
A slight draw will be rewarded with a shorter approach on this sharp dogleg left hole. However, if you are too far left, a waste area may keep you sidelined by unforgiving trees and waste area that run the entire length of the hole. The green is large but don’t be fooled by the false front that can so easily spoil a good looking shot.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
6
Women
6
TEE
420
385
377
343
322
289
CLOSE
HOLE 14
Beautiful, the par three 14th has teeth. From the center of the green and to your left there is a large pond followed by a live oak that hangs over the front of the green. Take enough club, as the steep bank in front of the green is rarely forgiving. The green is small and a bunker will catch balls that run through the green. In early April, the enormous azaleas behind the green remind you of another very special place.
PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
12
Women
16
TEE
203
174
157
124
108
82
CLOSE
HOLE 15
One of the prettiest holes on the golf course, the 15th is dogleg right hole. Squeeze your drive between the two large bunkers on your left and live oaks that jut out on your right. After rounding the corner, you will find the green is well guarded by a giant bunker on the right. A challenging green, it’s shape is like a rooftop from front to back, with the green’s center being the top of the pitch.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
10
Women
10
TEE
430
400
382
348
307
275
CLOSE
HOLE 16
The least threatening of the par 3’s at DeBordieu, the 16th still screams Dye. A deep pot bunker catches balls that are mis-struck or clip the tree short right of the green. Bunkers also line the entire left side of the green. Carrying a fairly narrow opening with a large false front is the key, and long right will leave you a fairly easy chip.
PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
14
Women
18
TEE
221
187
156
148
123
113
CLOSE
HOLE 17
The first of two incredible finishing holes, the par four 17th doglegs to the right along Teal and La Bruce pond. Be careful not to try and carry too much of the dogleg across the water. For often the prevailing wind will stall your effort. The lone oak tree in the middle of the fairway is a sensible target for your tee shot. The approach is equally intimidating with waste bunker short right and a green that sits in the water. Favor the left side where even a miss will afford you the opportunity to salvage par.
PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
4
Women
8
TEE
447
426
378
356
291
266
CLOSE
HOLE 18
The finishing hole at DeBordieu is a spectacular mix of beauty and strategy. The tee shot is demanding as you cross water that runs the length of the hole’s right side. For safety favor the large mounds on your left. Depending upon where your drive lands the second can be equally difficult as the landing area for your third is sandwiched between a large waste bunker to your left and the pond to your right. So far so good - the huge green is also situated between the pond on the right and a cluster of bunkers on your left. Dye is clearly stamped on the 18th hole as he provides an extraordinary finish to a championship worthy golf course.
PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
2
Women
2
TEE
572
554
533
517
456
412
SLOPE
I Heron
II Herons
III Herons
IV Herons
V Herons
VI Herons
MEN
151
148
143
132
112
108
WOMEN
151
148
143
142
128
117
RATING
I Heron
II Herons
III Herons
IV Herons
V Herons
VI Herons
MEN
75.6
73.7
71.7
69.2
65.9
63.4
WOMEN
75.6
73.7
71.7
74.7
70.5
67.8