Hole 1 – Par 4 – HDCP 3

The opening hole at Locust Hill is the longest par 4 on the course.  This dogleg starter

is especially tough for short hitters. With sand on each side, this small, subtle green is always a tough target.

Hole 2 – Par4 – HDCP 15

Par 4 hole is a tree-lined straightaway. A two-tiered green presents more of a test than the front pond players need to negotiate. Flagstick positions on lower tier will give up some birdies. Aiming to the right-center of the fairway will leave you in the best position to approach the green.

Hole 3 – Par 4 – HDCP 17

The drive is the key shot on this slightly dog-legged par 4. Perfect drive is a left-to-right sliders to avoid the large tree on the right side, while also avoiding the bunker on the left. The best spot to be for approaching the green is the left side of the fairway.

Hole 4 – Par 5 – HDCP 5

This solid straightaway par 5 has trees and out of bounds on the right. With a bunker and pond on the left, an errant drive will be penalize. A fairly large, sloping green makes putts above the flagstick especially difficult.

Hole 5 – Par 3 – HDCP 13

A uphill par 3 which usually pits the golfer against the wind. Bunkers on the left and right, the green has three subtle levels which make three putts an easy task. Best to be short and right on any position.

Hole 6 – Par 4 – HDCP 1

This is unquestionably the prettiest at Locust Hill. The tee-shot is downhill and requires accuracy because of the trees lining the fairway. Depending on the flag positions, the shot to the green requires a deft touch and accuracy.

Hole 7 – Par 3 – HDCP 3

This hole offers few problems for accurate hitters, until they reach the well-bunkered green. While not as slick as No. 5, it offers even fine putters a challenge. The hole will produce only a few birdies, but many pars.

Hole 8 – Par 5 – HDCP 11

The shortest par 5 on the course, the challenge lies in the blind uphill second shot that golfers will face. Birdies and eagles are not out of the question however, even on the well-bunkered green.

Hole 9 – Par 3 – HDCP 17

The green is easy to read by the pros, but the uphill running grain should be respected.

Hole 10 – Par4 – HDCP 4

This par 4 is a tough start to the back nine. The tree-lined fairway is narrow, with out of bounds on the right and a bunker on the left. Then two-tiered green offers many flag placements that put a premium on the second shot. It's best to approach the green from the left side of the fairway.

Hole 11 – Par 5 – HDCP 10

The creek that bisects the fairway should present no problems, but out of bounds on the right could mar some efforts. The well-bunkered green is shaped like an inverted saucer and presents some reading problems.

Hole 12 – Par 4 – HDCP 12

A tricky little 353 yard par 4 with out of bounds on the right, minor tree problems on the left and right, and a well-bunkered green that offers a challenge. Pars will be plentiful and birdies are a distinct possibility.

Hole 13 – Par 4 – HDCP 2

One of the finest golf holes in the area, this is a real "killer." Big Hitters can easily carry the creek which crosses the fairway, but short hitters should be careful. The two-tiered green is well bunkered and presents severe putting problems if you end up on the wrong level.

Hole 14 – Par 4 – HDCP 6

Although relatively short, par 4 demands an accurate drive to the right side of the fairway and an equally accurate second shot through a tight opening guarded by trees to the saucer-shaped green.

Hole 15 – Par 3 – HDCP 18

Depending on what tier the flag is placed, this short par 3 can be a beauty or a beast.

Hole 16 – Par 4 – HDCP 4

A good solid drive and an accurate second shot will pay off in birdies. The green is surrounded by bunkers, but easy to read. Tough shot to pin in front.

Hole 17 – Par 4 – HDCP 16

A fun hole for the long and accurate, this par 5 has a moderate dogleg contour offering birdie, eagle, and double-eagle opportunities. A large bunker on the right may catch some big drives and the green is guarded by sand and "chocolate drop" mounds.

Hole 18 – Par 4 – HDCP 8

A great finisher for both player and spectator, this challenging hole is trouble. Trees line the tight fairway and a two-tiered, well-bunkered green requires an accurate second shot.