Longest par four at Hayden Lake Country Club. The tee shot needs to be straight or moving left to right. A clump of trees guard the right side. A long iron second shot must split two bunkers. Missing approach right or left makes for a tough up and down.

Nice par three with a tough green. This green slopes in on right and left sides and is elevated in back. An accurate tee shot is key to making a par on this hole.

Another good par four with a narrow tee shot. After a good tee shot a mid to short iron approach to small well protected green.

The third and final par five is a great hole. An accurate tee shot is a must. The second shot is the key to this hole. The second must be left center to avoid limbs that overhang at 100 yards from the green. The approach to a large elevated green should leave a good change for birdie.

Nice par four. You can let the driver out on this tee shot. The second is to an elevated green. Another hole that two good shots will lead to a birdie opportunity.

Short par four that requires an accurate tee shot. Longer hitters can hit driver over to two fairway bunkers that guard the right and left side of the fairway. The approach is to a slightly elevated green. This green slopes from back to front. Another good chance for birdie.

Good par four that requires tee shot to the center or just right to this small elevated green that is well protected by bunkers.

 Good par three with a large green. After a good iron shot a birdie is a possibility. This green slopes slightly from back to front.

Great finishing hole. The tee shot must avoid out of bounds on the right side. This fairway slopes left to right. After a deep breath following your tee shot the second is played to a well protected green. This should also produce a great birdie opportunity to finish your day.