EAST COURSE

Fairways That Keep Every Round Engaging and Fresh.

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COURSE INFO

The East Course asks for focus, creativity, and a confident swing. Champion Bermuda greens, Maples design, and a tournament-tested history give the round a distinct edge that serious players remember.

Holes: 18 Yards: 0 Par: 0 Rating: Slope: 0

1st Hole

Par 4 · 393

Pro’s Tip:

A generous landing area for the opening tee shot of the day allows for a full driver swing off the first hole. The approach shot is key here with bunkers both front and left of the green complex. Stay under the pin on your approach as going long will require a great deal of touch to a green that slopes back to front and from left to right. Play center to use the slope to help get you to a right hole location.

Tee 1: 393

Tee 2: 378

Tee 3: 348

Tee 4: 302

Tee 5: 302

Tee 6: 219

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 1

2nd Hole

Par 4 · 432

Pro’s Tip:

An uphill par 4 that plays a great deal longer than the indicated yardage on the scorecard. Favor the left center of the fairway for the tee shot as going up the right side will block access to an already elevated green.

Tee 1: 432

Tee 2: 397

Tee 3: 380

Tee 4: 310

Tee 5: 310

Tee 6: 285

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 2

3rd Hole

Par 3 · 190

Pro’s Tip:

Pay attention to the wind direction on the first par 3 of the day as being short of the green will end up in one of the bunkers guarding the putting surface. Depending on the pin location, be mindful of a ridge in the middle of the green that will feed the ball right or left.

Tee 1: 190

Tee 2: 149

Tee 3: 128

Tee 4: 128

Tee 5: 117

Tee 6: 94

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 3

4th Hole

Par 5 · 509

Pro’s Tip:

The first par 5 of the day requires an accurate tee ball with OB up the right side and fairway bunkers up the left. For longer hitters going for the green in two, an elevated putting surface may require an extra club. For those laying up be mindful of the lake going up the right side of the fairway as an accurate second shot is required to be in good position for the approach. Be aware of a ridge in the middle of the green that will feed balls left and right.

Tee 1: 509

Tee 2: 492

Tee 3: 444

Tee 4: 403

Tee 5: 403

Tee 6: 315

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 4

5th Hole

Par 4 · 444

Pro’s Tip:

Both an accurate and long tee shot is imperative on this par 4. If the first shot can get past the fairway bunker on the left and end up at the bottom of the hill, a little wedge can be played into this green guarded by a lake on the left and bunker on the right. If the tee shot ends up at the top of the hill, a mid to long iron will be required on this approach. It is best to play for the front of this green.

Tee 1: 444

Tee 2: 422

Tee 3: 393

Tee 4: 351

Tee 5: 351

Tee 6: 260

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 5

6th Hole

Par 5 · 588

Pro’s Tip:

The second par 5 of the day requires an accurate second shot to have a good chance at birdie on this hole. An elevated putting surface guarded by bunkers that are front, left and behind the green will demand the approach shot be below the pin location. A delicate shot awaits should your approach be deep on this hole as it slopes from back to front.

Tee 1: 588

Tee 2: 565

Tee 3: 538

Tee 4: 487

Tee 5: 487

Tee 6: 338

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 6

7th Hole

Par 4 · 395

Pro’s Tip:

The fairway bunker up the left side of this par 4 is a great aiming point as the landing area slopes and funnels left to right. Depending on the tees being played a driver may not be required with an elevated green awaiting the approach. Be mindful of a false front on the putting surface as an approach to the middle of the green would be most ideal.

Tee 1: 395

Tee 2: 321

Tee 3: 298

Tee 4: 298

Tee 5: 266

Tee 6: 196

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 7

8th Hole

Par 3 · 210

Pro’s Tip:

This par 3 has the biggest green on the golf course and can require anything from a short to a long iron on this approach depending on the tees being played. A quality opening shot is imperative to this green that slopes from back to font and guarded by 3 bunkers on the right side of the putting surface. Once again, anything past the pin location will be a delicate shot going back towards the front of the green.

Tee 1: 210

Tee 2: 190

Tee 3: 153

Tee 4: 139

Tee 5: 139

Tee 6: 89

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 8

9th Hole

Par 4 · 389

Pro’s Tip:

A fairway guarded by bunkers on both the left and right side of this uphill dogleg left par 4 require careful navigation on both the tee shot and approach. A tee shot up the left center of the fairway is most ideal while being cognizant of a ridge in the middle of the green. Use that ridge as a backboard for front hole locations but ultimately make sure the approach is on the correct level as well.

Tee 1: 389

Tee 2: 359

Tee 3: 331

Tee 4: 300

Tee 5: 300

Tee 6: 228

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 9

10th Hole

Par 5 · 523

Pro’s Tip:

The first hole on the back 9 is a par 5 that is relatively straight from tee to green and demands accuracy to narrow fairway with fairway sloping left to right. Although driver would be a prudent play off the tee one can still hit 3 wood and have a flip wedge in after a good second shot from the bottom of the hill. One of the bigger green complexes on the course, 4 bunkers surround the putting surface itself.

Tee 1: 523

Tee 2: 491

Tee 3: 479

Tee 4: 439

Tee 5: 439

Tee 6: 334

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 10

11th Hole

Par 4 · 378

Pro’s Tip:

A sharp dogleg right par 4 with a multitude of options off the tee. Most shots with a driver off the tee will run through the fairway and end up OB. If driver is pulled the corner can be cut leaving a short wedge in to a green guarded by bunkers at the front and back of the putting surface. The safe play off the tee might just be a 3 wood to the left of the fairway bunker at the bottom of the hill.

Tee 1: 378

Tee 2: 362

Tee 3: 331

Tee 4: 331

Tee 5: 295

Tee 6: 263

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 11

12th Hole

Par 3 · 188

Pro’s Tip:

This uphill par 3 requires an accurate approach to one of the smaller putting surfaces on the golf course. Bunkers located at the right, left, and back of the green demand players to calibrate their yardage correctly depending on where that pin is located. Be prepared to take an extra club or two into this green especially if a head wind is present given its higher elevation compared to the tee box.

Tee 1: 188

Tee 2: 169

Tee 3: 144

Tee 4: 115

Tee 5: 115

Tee 6: 107

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 12

13th Hole

Par 4 · 371

Pro’s Tip:

A slight dog leg left on this short par 4 demands an accurate tee shot to the left center of the fairway due to the big tree guarding the green on the right. With a fairway that slopes from right to left, a short iron to wedge is all but guaranteed with a tee shot to this area past the fairway bunkers on each side of the landing area. Be sure the approach shot is far enough onto the green so both bunkers located short right and left of the putting surface are avoided.

Tee 1: 371

Tee 2: 342

Tee 3: 330

Tee 4: 272

Tee 5: 272

Tee 6: 221

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 13

14th Hole

Par 4 · 455

Pro’s Tip:

The second most difficult hole on the course is a long dog leg right par 4 with a downhill tee shot that must favor the right side of the fairway for the most ideal approach. Careful not to go too far right off the tee as the lake will swallow most shots heading that way. The putting surface is guarded by marsh land on the left side along with bunkers surrounding the green itself. A good tee shot will leave the player with a long to mid iron into this green.

Tee 1: 455

Tee 2: 426

Tee 3: 404

Tee 4: 348

Tee 5: 348

Tee 6: 284

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 14

15th Hole

Par 4 · 432

Pro’s Tip:

A classic risk-reward dog leg left par 4 where the longer hitters can take their tee shot over the lake leaving a small wedge into a green guarded by bunkers left, right and over the back right behind the putting surface. Should one choose not to take on the lake, a tee shot up the right side of the fairway will leave the player with the most ideal shot into this green. Pampas grass helps show the right edge of the lake. Beware as the fairway slopes to the left toward the lake.

Tee 1: 432

Tee 2: 393

Tee 3: 363

Tee 4: 303

Tee 5: 303

Tee 6: 270

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 15

16th Hole

Par 3 · 203

Pro’s Tip:

With water up the right side of this par 3 and bunkers both left and right of one of the smaller greens on the course, a birdie chance awaits the player who successfully navigates his/her shot the correct distance. A bit of a false front exists at the front of the green but once over the putting surface is relatively flat. Pay close attention to the wind direction on this hole as anything into a breeze will result in the shot falling short of the desired result.

Tee 1: 203

Tee 2: 176

Tee 3: 157

Tee 4: 157

Tee 5: 137

Tee 6: 95

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 16

17th Hole

Par 5 · 560

Pro’s Tip:

The last par 5 of the day is a dog leg right with OB left and a fairway bunker on the right that must be negotiated correctly. Some players may be able to take it over this bunker, but the ideal shot is a left to right ball flight off the tee. From there the longer hitter can have a go at this slightly elevated green while others have a straightforward layup resulting in a short iron or wedge for the third shot. With most of the green sloping from right to left, leave yourself with an uphill putt for the best chance at birdie.

Tee 1: 560

Tee 2: 543

Tee 3: 525

Tee 4: 488

Tee 5: 488

Tee 6: 401

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 17

18th Hole

Par 4 · 385

Pro’s Tip:

This finishing par 4 requires a right to left ball flight off the tee that ends up on the left center of the fairway. With fairway bunkers on both the left and right side of the fairway landing area, an approach to a two-tiered green awaits the player hoping for a birdie chance to end their day on a positive note. Be mindful of which tier the pin is located on as the spine in the middle of the green can both reward and deter good approach shots.

Tee 1: 385

Tee 2: 374

Tee 3: 342

Tee 4: 289

Tee 5: 289

Tee 6: 214

Bermuda Run Country Club - East Course - Hole 18

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do you offer golf instruction?

Yes, the Club offers instruction through a golf professional, with scheduling managed through GLF.Connect.

Can I play the course with my membership?

Yes, Golf Members enjoy access to the courses based on their specific membership category. Full Golf Members receive unlimited access to both courses, while Associate and Executive memberships offer varying access levels.

Are golf programs available for juniors?

Yes, the Club offers the Crush It! Juniors Program, a development track based on the American Development Model (ADM) designed to help junior golfers build skills for the course and life.

How many golf courses does your Club have?

The Club features two 18-hole courses designed by Ellis and Dan Maples.

What makes the golf experience at your Club unique?

Bermuda Run is the only club in the area with two private courses; the East Course features Champion Bermuda greens, while the West Course features Bentgrass greens, providing variation in play and year-round availability.

Do you provide club fitting services?

Please contact the golf professional staff for information regarding available fitting services.

Do you offer club repair?

Please inquire with the Club's golf professional staff regarding equipment service options.

Do you offer private golf lessons?

Yes, members can coordinate one-on-one lessons and clinics with a golf professional through the GLF.Connect platform.

Is there a junior golf program?

Yes, the Crush It! Juniors Program offers development through junior monthly sessions, golf course play, social play, camps, and fun days.

Are group clinics available?

Yes, group clinics are available and can be scheduled via the Club's golf professional resources.

Can I store my clubs at the club?

Please contact the Club directly for information regarding club storage availability.