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Hole #1

345 Yards, Par 4: If a person can carry the ball 245 to 250 they can drive it right at the green. If not, hit a club that goes 210 to 230 down the left center and #1 can be a birdie hole.

Yardage
Green 345	Blue 332	White 332	Black 316	Red 316	Gold 230
Par: 4

Hole #2

362 Yards, Par 4: Hit driver or 3 wood down the right center, carrying the ball over much of the rough. Out of bounds directly over the green, so if the pin is back – BE CAREFUL!

Yardage
Green 362	Blue 342	White 322	Black 309	Red 309	Gold 235
Par: 4

Hole #3

514 Yards, Par 5: The toughest par 5 on the course and first of three par 5s in a row. A very severe green with pin placements that border on being unfair. No matter how you play the hole, the key will be what happens on the green.

Yardage
Green 514	Blue 500	White 480	Black 401	Red 401	Gold 401
Par: 5

Hole #4

539 Yards, Par 5: Just keep the 2nd shot on this par 5 down the left center and birdies will be abundant.

Yardage
Green 539	Blue 527	White 482	Black 482	Red 412	Gold 412
Par: 5

Hole #5

512 Yards, Par 5: Perhaps the easiest birdie hole on the course. A big drive down the right center makes this easily reachable in two.

Yardage
Green 512	Blue 480	White 468	Black 451	Red 406	Gold 406
Par: 5

Hole #6

171 Yards, Par 3: “Sneaky – great” par 3. Only 171 yards, however small, well bunkered green demands an accurate shot.

Yardage
Green 171	Blue 160	White 160	Black 150	Red 100	Gold 100
Par: 3

Hole #7

219 Yards, Par 3: A 219-yard par 3 with out of bounds next to the green on the right and maintenance building and other problems left. Small, bunkered green makes this target shrink and on some days it seems invisible. Get careless and a big number is a probability.

Yardage
Green 219	Blue 207	White 196	Black 141	Red 141	Gold 141
Par: 3

Hole #8

415 Yards, Par 4: Tremendous golf hole with a lot of character. Big mound on right of green dictates strategy on the 2nd shot. Fairway bunkers on both sides of fairway make this tee shot very demanding.

Yardage
Green 415	Blue 396	White 370	Black 368	Red 316	Gold 316
Par: 4

Hole #9

419 Yards, Par 4: Another excellent par 4, straight away with good length. A little soft in front of this green so the 2nd shot must be judged accurately.

Yardage
Green 419	Blue 403	White 387	Black 317	Red 317	Gold 317
Par: 4

Hole #10

106 Yards, Par 3: This 106-yard par 3 over water features a two tiered green. A good birdie possibility when the flagstick is up front. When the flag is back, take care – this is not a hole you would enjoy a bogey on.

Yardage
Green 106	Blue 96	White 96	Black 80	Red 80	Gold 80
Par: 3

Hole #11

433 Yards, Par 4: A great par 4, dogleg left with good length. You must drive left center to set up 2nd shot. Tricky green that isn’t forgiving on long irons. Make a par here and move on with momentum.

Yardage
Green 433	Blue 418	White 405	Black 315	Red 315	Gold 315
Par: 4

Hole #12

456 Yards, Par 4: Another great par 4 – long and tough. The demanding tee shot to a bunkered fairway requires distance and accuracy to be in position to get home on the 2nd shot. At one time this was a par 5, so length is a factor here.

Yardage
Green 456	Blue 437	White 417	Black 365	Red 365	Gold 365
Par: 4

Hole #13

341 Yards, Par 4: Bunkers everywhere, a links type hole that is enjoyable and yet if the wind is blowing, beware. Hit the tee ball 225 yards in the fairway and you’ll only have 90 to 110 yards to the green and a good birdie possibility.

Yardage
Green 341	Blue 325	White 325	Black 306	Red 306	Gold 240
Par: 4

Hole #14

155 Yards, Par 3: A straightforward 155-yard par 3 bordering on the Bay. This subtle, tough green does not yield many birdies, though there will be plenty of opportunities. A frustrating hole at times.

Yardage
Green 155	Blue 140	White 140	Black 123	Red 123	Gold 107
Par: 3

Hole #15

463 Yards, Par 4: The longest par 4 on the course, 463 yards. Fairway bunkers in play off tee. Second shot is long, to a two-tiered green. Good luck and play hard.

Yardage
Green 463	Blue 396	White 380	Black 447	Red 383	Gold 358
Par: 4

Hole #16

376 Yards, Par 4: The first of the three great finishing holes that epitomizes the character of the Inwood Golf Course. This hole is a dogleg right with trees on both sides. If you can hit the tee ball 240 yards, down the middle, you’ll be left with a short to mid iron to another tough, subtle green.

Yardage
Green 376	Blue 363	White 350	Black 350	Red 346	Gold 246
Par: 4

Hole #17

405 Yards, Par 4: This par 4 is a little longer than 16, but the tree lined fairway puts just as much pressure on the drive. That same 240-yard center cut will leave you with a mid-iron to a tough green guarded almost entirely by gaping bunkers. Miss this green left and you may not get to #18.

Yardage
Green 405	Blue 377	White 377	Black 361	Red 361	Gold 291
Par: 4

Hole #18

408 Yards, Par 4: Inwood’s most famous and historical golf hole. 255 yards off the tee in the right rough is a monument where Bobby Jones clinched his first major championship when he hit a 2 iron six feet from the final home in a playoff for the 1923 US Open. This hole and that particular shot, has received many honors and much notoriety over the years. In the 70's this was rated the top-finishing hole in the metropolitan area and in 1987 Golf magazine rated the shot by Jones as the “Shot of the Century.” So with no further adieu, let me introduce the 18th at Inwood. A long drive to our widest fairway is imperative. This leaves you with a long to mid iron to the green. Water stretches across the front and guards the right side as well. Judgment on this 2nd shot is everything. If you hit the green, a birdie possibility exists. This hole can make you feel like a hero (Bobby Jones) or like a real bum.

Yardage
Green 408	Blue 398	White 364	Black 335	Red 335	Gold 335
Par: 4

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