Greenbrier Golf Course
# 1 /
Par: 5
Handicaps:
Men's 9
Women's 5
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 533
BLUE 509
WHITE 485
GREEN 453
RED 453
BLACK 353
Pro Tips
The opening hole is a slight dogleg left par 5. Players will want to avoid the fairway bunkers off the tee, which will allow longer hitters to go for the green in two. This green is well-protected by a huge bunker on the left.
# 2 /
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 7
Women's 3
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 415
BLUE 394
WHITE 363
GREEN 363
RED 269
BLACK 240
Pro Tips
The second is a dogleg left par 4, where the second shot plays uphill to an elevated green that’s protected by a bunker on the left and right. Players will want to make sure they keep their approach shots below the hole.
# 3 /
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 3
Women's 7
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 461
BLUE 443
WHITE 340
GREEN 340
RED 272
BLACK 242
Pro Tips
This long, straightaway par 4 features a big green. The ideal tee shot should be placed down the right side of the fairway to set up the best angle for the second.
# 4 /
Par: 3
Handicaps:
Men's 17
Women's 17
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 153
BLUE 152
WHITE 134
GREEN 134
RED 119
BLACK 119
Pro Tips
The fourth is the signature hole at GCC. This par 3 over water is protected by bunkers all around. Playing to the middle of the green is a smart play. A prevailing left-to-right wind makes club selection important.
# 5 /
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 11
Women's 13
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 395
BLUE 372
WHITE 352
GREEN 352
RED 312
BLACK 292
Pro Tips
The fifth is a dogleg left with fairway bunkers guarding both sides of the fairway. A very small green that slopes back-to-front awaits at the end of the hole. Players should try to stay below the hole no matter the pin location.
# 6 /
Par: 5
Handicaps:
Men's 13
Women's 11
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 540
BLUE 519
WHITE 491
GREEN 456
RED 456
BLACK 355
Pro Tips
A long, straight par 5, the fifth is an opportunity to longer hitters to go for the green in two. Water guards the green, though, so that must be avoided in order to score well.
# 7 /
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 5
Women's 9
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 433
BLUE 409
WHITE 376
GREEN 350
RED 350
BLACK 365
Pro Tips
This slight dogleg left par f=4 features bunkers strategically placed on both sides of the fairway. Finding the fairway off the tee is important and players should aim their approach at the middle of the green.
# 8 /
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 1
Women's 1
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 452
BLUE 431
WHITE 406
GREEN 360
RED 360
BLACK 260
Pro Tips
The eight is a straightaway par 4 that one of the hardest on the front nine. Avoiding the bunker off the tee will set up an approach into this elevated green.
# 9 /
Par: 3
Handicaps:
Men's 15
Women's 15
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 215
BLUE 196
WHITE 178
GREEN 120
RED 120
BLACK 120
Pro Tips
The final hole on the front nine is a par 3 featuring a two-tiered green with a narrow landing area.
# 10 /
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 12
Women's 12
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 341
BLUE 320
WHITE 277
GREEN 277
RED 245
BLACK 220
Pro Tips
The back nine opens with a short dogleg right par 4. Accuracy off the tee is more important than distance to set up a short wedge into this elevated green that slopes back-to-front.
# 11 /
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 6
Women's 4
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 417
BLUE 390
WHITE 363
GREEN 326
RED 326
BLACK 245
Pro Tips
The eleventh hole is a longer dogleg right par 4. Players must find the fairway off the tee, which will set up an approach that typically plays into the wind to an elevated green.
# 12 /
Par: 3
Handicaps:
Men's 14
Women's 14
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 183
BLUE 172
WHITE 148
GREEN 124
RED 106
BLACK 106
Pro Tips
This par 3 features a green that’s protected by water. It often plays into the wind, so distance is control is key.
# 13 /
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 2
Women's 2
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 393
BLUE 375
WHITE 335
GREEN 335
RED 288
BLACK 246
Pro Tips
The ideal line off the tee on this short, tight par 4 is left-center of the fairway. Anything right of the fairway bunker will find the water. Players ought to aim for the middle of the green no matter the pin location.
# 14 /
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 4
Women's 10
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 370
BLUE 351
WHITE 325
GREEN 292
RED 292
BLACK 240
Pro Tips
This dogleg par 4 features fairway bunkers that make the tee shot a little tight. Finding the fairway will leave a short iron or wedge into the green.
# 15 /
Par: 5
Handicaps:
Men's 18
Women's 16
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 477
BLUE 458
WHITE 436
GREEN 436
RED 399
BLACK 355
Pro Tips
The fifteenth is a straightaway, short par 5. Bunkers guard the fairway off the tee, but if those are avoided, many players will have a shot at the green in two. The green is elevated and anything short will leave a difficult up-and-down.
# 16 /
Par: 3
Handicaps:
Men's 16
Women's 18
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 138
BLUE 138
WHITE 128
GREEN 117
RED 123
BLACK 100
Pro Tips
This short par 3 plays over water. Players must stay below the hole if they hope to make par or better.
# 17 /
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 8
Women's 8
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 448
BLUE 420
WHITE 391
GREEN 332
RED 332
BLACK 332
Pro Tips
Next is a long, tight par 4 that’s possibly the hardest hole on the back nine. Find the fairway off the tee to leave a comfortable yardage into this elevated green for the second shot.
# 18 /
Par: 5
Handicaps:
Men's 10
Women's 6
Yardage by Tee:
GOLD 584
BLUE 555
WHITE 535
GREEN 498
RED 498
BLACK 380
Pro Tips
The closing hole is a long, dogleg par 5. Finding the fairway off the tee is important and the second shot should set up a comfortable yardage, while avoiding the bunkers right and left, for the final approach.