Gosser Golf Course

A straight drive is required on the opening hole. Trees and the #6 fairway bunker are on the left and trees and out of bounds is on the right. The second shot plays a little longer than the distance may indicate due to being up hill.

A tee shot that lands just right of the green will kick on to the putting surface. Being on the green with your tee shot is just the beginning of the issues on this short par 3. This normally fast green slopes from right to left and from back to front. A ball positioned below the hole is ideal to make a charge at it.

Shortest Par 5 on the course. Great chance to take a shot or two off your score.

Par 3 that plays uphill to a putting surface you cannot see from the tee. A large bunker guards the left side and the hazard comes into play over the green.

Par 3 with a green that slopes from right to left as well as back to front. A good tee shot should leave an uphill putt. Three bunkers are lurking for a wayward tee shot.

A great driving hole from an elevated tee on this risk and reward Par 5. Long hitters can drive the ball over the bunker on the right and leave an approach of less than 200 yards to the uphill green. The green is large, but do not be fooled.Tthe right 1/3 of the green slopes to the right and the back portion of the green slopes away from your approach shot.

This signature par 3 hole plays downhill and shorter than the published yardage. Tee shots to the left of the green may kick hard right off the hill and onto the putting surface. Putts going across the green tend to break towards the back of the green.

An elevated tee on this Par 4 invites you to go long off the tee towards this bowl-shaped fairway. Trees on the left and a bunker on right will keep you at attention. The approach shot from the fairway to this elevated green will require more club than the yardage indicates. The left third of the green breaks sharply left and is difficult to keep a shot on the putting surface.

Dog-leg left par 5 that a good tee shot and modest second shot will leave a mid to short iron approach to the green. Big hitters can reach with two good shots. The green is receptive and relatively flat.

Another Par 5 that can be reached with a short iron approach with a decent drive and modest second shot. Avoid the bunker off the tee right of the fairway. The green is protected by two bunkers and has a plateau located in the left back portion. An uphill putt is required for a good run at a birdie.

Short uphill par 4 that requires a blind second shot to the green for all, but the long hitters. The large green is pretty flat and guarded by two bunkers. The green is elevated so be sure not to miss it left, right of long.

Medium to short Par 4 with a fairway that is blind from the tee. A tee shot that favors the right side shortens the hole, but brings the hazard and trees on the right into play. The green is elevated from the fairway and a shot the misses on the left side of the green can kick onto the putting surface. Two bunkers guard the green and the front bunker will eat up any shots short of the green.