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Hole-by-Hole Description and Yardage Guide

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First-tee jitters are justified on Raptor as players must negotiate bunkers left and right. It’s possible to fly the left bunker, but the right bunker is farther down the fairway, making for a difficult carry. The conservative play is with a long iron or fairway wood just short of the right bunker. The green is elevated and sloped from back to front with a lower tier to the left that is guarded by a deep bunker.
TOM-A-HAWK
Hole #1 - Par 4 - 430 Yards
From the tee, golfers must avoid a gaping fairway bunker to the right. A bomb will carry it, but this risks a difficult recovery over the steep face. The safe play is to the wide part of the fairway to the left, which leaves a mid-iron to the green. Bunkers guard the left and front-right of the green, which is sloped from back to front.
HIDE-A-WAY
Hole #2 – Par 4 - 395 Yards
The third is one of the most challenging holes on the golf course. The direct line crosses a fairway bunker running most of the way up the right-hand side of the landing area. The conservative drive favors the left. The green is gigantic with many opportunities for pin placements. A large bunker short-right and several grass collection areas to the left guard the putting surface.
KISS 'N TELL
Hole #3 – Par 4 - 478 Yards
The elevated, crowned green makes this par 5 difficult to reach in two. The tee shot is wide open, and the ideal layup is on the right side of the fairway, just over a low area about 130 yards from the green. the approach is significantly uphill to a green that drops off severely on all sides. Greenside bunkers large enough to hide a Volkswagen make for a difficult save.
PEAK-A-BOO
Hole #4 - Par 5 - 562 Yards
Two large bunkers guard short-right and left and especially come into play when the flag is in the front of the green. In that situation, it’s best to take enough club and putt back down towards the hole. The green light is on when the flag is in the back, but a shot too long results in a difficult downhill chip.
HAND FULL
Hole #5 - Par 3 - 205 Yards
No. 6 is a true risk/reward hole. From the tee golfers have options; hit driver well and have a sand wedge, or tee off with a long iron or fairway wood and have a nine iron in. Either way golfers must avoid a gigantic, deep bunker that guards the right-front. The approach must have some spin on it to prevent it from bounding off the back.
HORACE GREELEY
Hole #6 - Par 4 - 345 Yards
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