Golf Course

Nine Hole Public Golf Course

Reservations accepted for large groups or tournaments.

No tee times required

Fee schedule;

• 9 holes - $15
• 18 holes - $20
• Yearly single membership - $175
• Yearly family membership - $225

Tips on Playing the Christmas Valley Golf Course

Hole #1 - 170 yards Par 3
Deliberately designed to be fairly easy, this is the get-away hole.
About 3 or 4 iron shot. Large green with decided pitch will
make 3-putting a constant danger.

Hole #2 - 380 yards Par 4
Looks easy, but isn't. Drive should be pinpointed on right side of
fairway for best approach to green. Driver and 7 or 8 iron.

Hole #3 - 410 yards Par 4
Now we're getting down to business. Slight dogleg requires accurate
drive. Tough second shot. Mounds 3 foot high in front of green block
run-up shots. Driver and 3 iron.

Hole #4 - 510 yards Par 5
You can unlimber your muscles on this baby. Dogleg hole demands
distance and accuracy.

Hole #5 - 200 yards Par 3
Fine one-shotter into the prevailing wind. Safest approach is through
narrow opening on right to small green. Birdies will be scarce on this
one. Long iron or wood for this one.

Hole #6 - 545 yards Par 5
No need to hold back on this dogleg. Hole calls for two long and
accurate wood shots to point of turn. Sloping green discourages
long hitters who might try to reach the green in two shots.

Hole #7 - 400 yards Par 4
Straight-away hole which demands accuracy. Big hurdle is cupped
green which makes birdie putts rare. Mound in front of green stops
missed shots.

Hole #8 - 375 yards Par 4
Shortest par 4 hole, but the most difficult green to hold. Green
slopes away from line of shots. Green protected by 10 foot mounds.

Hole #9 - 45 yards Par 4
Toughest and wettest hole on the course. Since most shots will be
steered away from the water to the left, that line of approach will be
difficult because of trap. Good finishing hole.