Short hitters should keep their tee shot left of the large fairway bunker on the right side of this hole. Long hitters can hit their tee shot over the large fairway bunker on the right side of this hole, you will be rewarded with a shorter shot into this green. Take enough club to carry the bunker in front of this green. The green is 46 yards deep so select the proper club for the days pin position.

Keep your tee shot left of the water that runs down the entire right side of this hole. The mounds left of the green will usually kick your ball back towards the green. We have had a hole-in-one made by a player hitting their tee shot off these mounds. The green is 44 yards deep, select the proper club to get to a back pin placement.

Short hitters keep your tee shot left of the cluster of bunkers on the right side of this fairway. Long hitters can carry the bunkers on the right and have a shorter shot into the green. This green is protected by bunkers on the left and back right. This green is 42 yards deep, take an extra club if the pin is in the back of the green.

All players should keep their tee shot left of the fairway bunkers on the right side of this fairway. The left side of this green is protected by bunkers. This green is 46 yards deep and slopes from back to front.

Short hitters should keep their ball down the right side all the way to the green. Long hitters can attempt to hit their tee shot over the large bunker on the left side of this fairway. Their ball then will hit the “palmer speed slot” and they will gain some extra yardage and have a chance to go for the green in 2. This green is elevated and is protected by deep bunkers in the front and bunkers behind the green. The green is 48 yards deep and slopes from back to front.

Try to keep your tee shot straight here. The green is 45 yards deep, slopes from back to front. Deep bunkers on each side of this green make for a tough sand save. This hole usually plays longer than you think.

All players should try to avoid the huge bunker on the left side of this fairway. Long hitters should be aware of the bunker on the right side of this fairway. Club selection is critical on you’re approach shot. You must carry the rocks and the water that protect the right side of this green and keep your ball short of the bunkers that are behind this green. This green is 48 yards deep and slopes from back to front.

Avoid the bunker that splits this fairway. A tee shot right of this bunker will give you a shorter shot into the green. This green is 40 yards deep, slopes from back to front and is protected by a bunker on the left side.

Short hitters need to keep their tee shot to the right side of this fairway. Long hitters can carry the “monster bunker” on the left side of this fairway and have a chance to go for this green in 2. An environmentally sensitive hazard crosses this fairway 230 yards from the green. Players need to decide if they can hit over this hazard or lay up. Once over the hazard a bunker runs down the right side of the fairway. The green is protected by a cluster of bunkers on the left. This green is 42 yards deep and slopes from back to front. This is the toughest hole on the course.

Short hitters should keep their tee shot right of the large fairway bunker on the left side of this hole. Long hitters can hit their tee shot over this bunker and be rewarded with a shorter shot into the green. The green is elevated and slopes from back to front. Avoid the bunker in front of this green -- it is over 7 feet deep!

From the tee all players must avoid the cluster of bunkers on the left side of this fairway. Long hitters might be able to hit their tee shot over these bunkers. The green is elevated and protected by numerous bunkers on the right, be sure to take enough club to carry these bunkers, some are over 8 feet deep.

Keep your tee shot left of the fairway bunkers on the right. Long hitters may try to hit their tee shot over these bunkers and they will be rewarded with a chance to go for the green with their second shot. All players must avoid the environmental hazard on the left side of this hole. The green slopes from back to front and is protected by bunkers in the front left and back right. The bunkers back right are very deep and difficult to play from.

All players must avoid the environmentally sensitive area that comes into play on the entire left side of this hole. From the back tee it is all carry to get to this green with some room for error if you miss your tee shot to the right. The green is guarded by bunkers in front and back right. Proper club selection is critical on this tee shot.

From the tee all players must avoid the water that runs down the entire right side of this hole. Stay right of the fairway bunkers on the left side. The green slopes from back to front and is guarded by deep bunkers on the left and a beach bunker on the right. It will take 2 well placed shots to hit this green in regulation.

From the tee all players must avoid the fairway bunkers on the left. Long hitters can carry these bunkers, however they may reach the fairway bunkers on the right side of this dogleg. The green is elevated and slopes severely from back to front. A bunker guards the front right side of this green. The second shot usually plays longer than it looks.

Keep your tee shot away from the water on the right side of this hole. Tee shots long and left will find one of the many bunkers guarding this green. The green slopes from back to front and can get very fast. The bunkers behind the green are perhaps the toughest you will encounter anywhere. Select the proper club on this tee.

All players must stay right of the water that comes into play on the entire left side of this hole. Long hitters may reach the fairway bunkers on the right with their tee shot. This green is 46 yards deep, select the right club for the days pin placement. The greenside bunkers are very difficult to play from. It will take 2 good shots to reach this green in regulation.

From the tee all players must avoid the cluster of bunkers on the left side of this fairway. Long hitters may be able to carry these bunkers and they will be rewarded with a chance to go for the green in 2. Water and an environmentally sensitive area come into play on the right side of this hole from the tee. Water comes into play on the entire left side of this hole all the way to and around the green. Beach bunkers come into play on the right side of this hole with your second shot. The green is large and slopes from back to front. A cluster of bunkers protect the right side of this green and some can be very difficult to play from. This hole is rarely reached in 2 shots.

The green is not visible from the tee. Favor the right side of this fairway and you will have a mid to short iron into the green.

The green is not visible from the tee, keep your tee shot on the left side of this fairway. A lateral water hazard protects the left side of this hole on your second and third shots. Out of bounds defined by white stakes down the right side.

Favor the left side of this fairway avoid the fairway bunkers. You will be faced with a shot to an elevated green, check the pin position and take more club than you think.

Check the pin position and be sure you use the correct club, long is better than short on this green.

Long hitters can challenge the fairway bunker and water leaving a short approach to this small green. Safe play is down the right side of this short hole.

Favor the right side of the fairway, any tee shot left will tend to roll down into the water. Consider leaving the driver in the bag.

Aim your tee shot for the center of this green. Any tee shot off line could result in a high score.

Trees guard both sides of this fairway. Long hitters may be able to carry the corner on the left side and be rewarded with a chance to reach the green in two. Long hitters might hit their tee shot through the fairway on the right side. Water comes into play on the right side of this fairway on your approach shots.

The toughest hole on the front side. A sharp dogleg right with a bunker and trees on the right side of the fairway. Favor the left side from the tee and you will have an open approach into the green. Water comes into play on the left side with your approach shot.

Fairway bunkers on the right and left call for an accurate tee shot. Long hitters can carry the bunker on the right from the tee.

This hole demands a tee shot that is struck the proper distance, there is an environmental hazard and bunker that protectsthis green. From the back tee there is a 20 foot elevation drop.

Water comes into play down the left side of this hole from tee to green. The green slopes from back to front, be sure to select the proper club if the pin is in the back.

This hole plays uphill to an elevated green. Avoid the bunkers on the left side of this fairway.

This is a risk reward tee shot, big hitters can carry the bunker on the right and could reach the green in two. A smart play is to keep your tee shot down the left side. Avoid the bunkers in the middle of the fairway with your second shot. This green is deep and slopes from back to front.

One of the prettiest and toughest holes on the back side. From an elevated tee this hole can play from 155 to 235 yards over water and rocks.You do have room to bail out to the left and avoid the water.

Favor the right side of the fairway to avoid the water on the left. Water protects the front right side of this green. The green slopes from back to front and left to right.

This is the longest hole on the course, it can play from 510 to 630 yards. Avoid the fairway bunkers on the right with your tee shot. Water and sand come into play on the left side of the fairway from the tee and with your second shot.

This is a great finishing hole, you must avoid the water on the right side of this hole from tee to green.

Keep your tee shot on the left side of this fairway and you will have a shorter second shot into the green.

Keep your tee shot right of the bunker that guards the left side of this fairway. Big hitters may be able to reach this green in two shots.

Keep your tee shot on the right side of this fairway to avoid the fairway bunker.

Club selection is key on this par three that plays from 107 to 194 yards, check the pin position and wind.

Keep your tee shot on the right side of this fairway to avoid the fairway bunker on the left.

This is a long par 5 is a slight dogleg left, for big hitters water comes into play on the right side for your second shot.

This par three is another of the double greens you will find at CCE. Check pin position and select the proper club.

This is one of the shorter par fours on the course. Most players will have a short approach left after a good drive.

Sand comes into play on the right side of this hole from tee to green, try to avoid it. A tee shot up the right side of this fairway leaves a shorter approach to a double green that is also number 18.

A large bunker runs down the whole right side of the hole, the safe tee shot just left of center. A long tee shot down the right over the bunker leaves a very short approach.

A large double fairway shapes this hole off the tee. If you choose the left fairway you will have a shorter shot into green. A good tee shot down the right fairway may leave a longer shot in but a much better angle to the pin.

This is a great hole to let the "Big Dog" eat. If you are unable to reach the green in two, the best area to layup is the left side of the fairway. This opens the front of the green for a very short wedge shot.

A good par 3. Any tee shot left of the green will end up in a small collection area creating a very tough chip shot.

A very straight forward par 4. Favoring the left side of the fairway off the tee is your best option. Beware of going to far left because out of bounds does come into play.

A long waste bunker down the left should be avoided off the tee. Just short of the bunker on the right is a good target, leaving a short to mid iron approach.

There is a large bunker down the left side of the hole. The best tee shot is just short of the bunker on the right, leaving a mid iron into the long narrow green.

This is a long par 3. Tee shots left of the green will end up in a large waste bunker. A good tee shot would be to the center of the green leaving a mid length putt for birdie.

This is a good finishing birdie opportunity!! A good tee shot will leave a three wood or long iron into a very accessible green. Any tee shot a little short will require a lay up to the right side of the fairway opening up the green.