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Hole #1

Par 4 | Handicap 5/11

403

368

352

 312 312 252

A mid-length par 4 with a fairly open fairway, guarded by two bunkers on the left and one on the right. Favoring the left-center provides the best angle into a slightly lower green that slopes from back to front. Uneven lies can make the rough challenging, while a well-positioned tee shot creates an excellent opening birdie opportunity.

Hole #2

Par 3 | Handicap 11/15

168

151

125

 125 114 78

A demanding par 3 with water hugging the right side of the green and a large bunker protecting the back left. The narrow, two-tier green places a premium on accuracy and distance control. Finding the correct tier is the key to successfully navigating this challenging hole.

Hole #3

Par 5 | Handicap 15/1

576

517

498

 442 442 365

A mid-length par 5 featuring a large, eye-catching bunker on the right and a hidden bunker off the tee to the left. Reaching the green in two requires two well-struck shots, while laying up still leaves a manageable approach. The long, narrow two-tier green is protected by bunkers on both sides, making accuracy especially important. Both aggressive and conservative players have an opportunity to make birdie.

Hole #4

Par 3 | Handicap 13/17

212

162

145

 138 128 128

A long par 3 guarded by our signature bunker stretching from the front right toward the back right of the green. Slopes along the left side can help feed the ball onto the putting surface, but too much pace can send the ball through into the grass bunker. The expansive, relatively flat green places an added premium on proper club selection and distance control.

Hole #5

Par 4 | Handicap 1/3

443

411

395

 361 361 286

A mid-length par 4 that plays uphill from the tee before turning downhill on the approach. The wide fairway offers a comfortable tee shot, although bunkers guard both sides. Additional bunkering protects the approach and green, including a pot bunker at the back left. The right side of the green is the area to avoid, while the putting surface itself is relatively straightforward.

Hole #6

Par 4 | Handicap 7/13

352

330

312

 287 266 205

A short dogleg-left par 4 with water running along the left side from the fairway to the green. Three bunkers on the right add pressure to the tee shot, while additional bunkering protects the right side of the putting surface. The two-tier green slopes toward the water, making positioning and distance control especially important.

Hole #7

Par 4 | Handicap 3/5

431

392

363

 332 332 243

A mid-length par 4 with a slight dogleg left and a large bunker guarding the left side of the fairway. Two bunkers sit on the right, with the farther bunker helping divide the landing area and bringing the aggressive tee shot into question. A bunker protects the left side of the approach, while a pronounced false front makes carrying the ball fully onto the putting surface essential.

Hole #8

Par 5 | Handicap 17/7

584

536

507

 477 451 364

A long par 5 with a fairly narrow fairway and two large bunkers guarding the right side off the tee. Only the longest hitters will have a realistic opportunity to reach the green in two. Three large bunkers stretch from the right toward the center of the fairway and complicate both the layup and aggressive second shot, while a large slope can leave a difficult approach from below the green. Extensive greenside bunkering adds another challenge, although the putting surface itself is relatively forgiving.

Hole #9

Par 4 | Handicap 9/9

446

400

355

 355 311 223

A mid-length par 4 with a straightforward tee shot and a slight dogleg right. Carrying the large fairway bunker provides the preferred angle into the green, while missing left can leave a longer and more difficult approach. Water protects the right side of the green, while extensive bunkering guards the left and rear. The two-tier putting surface demands a precise approach to finish the front nine successfully.

Hole #10

Par 5 | Handicap 12/8

538

510

493

 476 428 330

A mid-length par 5 with a bunker guarding the right side and out of bounds running alongside the hole from the tee through the approach. The fairway narrows before opening back up toward the green. Longer hitters may consider reaching in two, but several bunkers protect the front of the putting surface. The left side provides a favorable angle into a green that slopes severely from back to front, making position below the hole particularly valuable.

Hole #11

Par 4 | Handicap 2/6

466

419

394

 364 364 297

A mid-length par 4 with a lake running along the right side of the fairway and a large bunker protecting the left. The tee shot presents the primary challenge, while the approach is considerably more inviting. Two greenside bunkers frame a putting surface with relatively gentle contours. Navigate the tee shot successfully and the remainder of the hole offers a good scoring opportunity.

Hole #12

Par 3 | Handicap 18/16

149

141

120

 120 110 110

A short par 3 with two greenside bunkers guarding the front, one on each side. The distinctive bean-shaped green is narrow toward the front and widens toward the back, making the hole location an important factor in club selection. Once safely aboard, the gentle contours provide one of the more manageable putting surfaces on the course.

Hole #13

Par 4 | Handicap 4/12

348

318

295

 295 266 192

A short par 4 shaped by a lake that runs along the right side from the tee before wrapping behind and around the green. A bunker near the center of the fairway provides a useful aiming point as the hole bends slightly to the right. The approach requires careful distance control, with water surrounding much of the green and little room for a significant miss. The putting surface falls away from the center, adding another challenge once aboard. Navigate the tee shot and approach successfully and this becomes an excellent birdie opportunity.

Hole #14

Par 5 | Handicap 16/4

556

526

488

 464 464 341

A long par 5 with water running along the right side of the tee shot and a large bunker beyond the lake that can challenge longer hitters. The hole drops into a natural ravine before climbing back toward a series of bunkers that frame the slight dogleg right. Four bunkers tightly protect the elevated green, making the partially blind approach one of the more demanding shots on the back nine. The putting surface slopes from back to front, rewarding precise distance control.

Hole #15

Par 3 | Handicap 10/18

219

185

169

 130 130 130

A long par 3 with a lake guarding the right side and little room for an inaccurate miss. A pot bunker protects the left while a larger greenside bunker guards the right side of the two-tier green. The putting surface sits at an angle to the line of play, creating a narrow landing area and placing a premium on both direction and distance control. Finding the correct tier is essential to successfully navigating this demanding par 3.

Hole #16

Par 4 | Handicap 8/10

424

405

352

 316 268 268

A mid-length par 4 with a narrow fairway guarded by two bunkers. The left bunker challenges the conservative line, while the right bunker tightens the landing area for the more aggressive tee shot. The approach plays uphill to a partially blind green, with a deep greenside bunker adding another challenge. The putting surface slopes severely from back to front but becomes relatively manageable once the proper section is reached.

Hole #17

Par 3 | Handicap 14/14

187

158

137

124

 124 124

A short but demanding par 3 dominated by a large lake stretching from the center toward the left side of the green. A pot bunker guards the front center while another bunker protects the back left. Although the putting surface is generous in size, the surrounding hazards leave little margin for error. Precise aim and distance control are essential.

Hole #18

Par 5 | Handicap 6/2

561

523

486

 440 410 345

The signature par 5 at Rancho features a wide-open tee shot where placement becomes especially important for players hoping to reach the green in two. A deep valley runs along the left, while rolling hills on the right can leave an uneven lie. A large lake comes into play on the approach and wraps around the front and right of the green, challenging the aggressive player. A hidden bunker along the left side of the approach and additional bunkering behind the green add another layer of difficulty. The expansive putting surface slopes toward the water, requiring precision from anyone attempting to reach in two. After finishing the hole, be sure to take in the waterfall—a memorable way to complete the round.