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After the drive you then have a par four-dogleg right that does goes down hill and then back up. That way they don't have to take the main trophy home, meaning it never gets lost, broken or worse unreturned! Take your par get a drink in the clubhouse and prepare for the back. While you should get some roll out of the slight down hill landing area, keeping the ball in the short stuff is the hard part. 1 handicapped hole. This slight up-hill, dogleg left hole has changed many a rounds at The Park. Traditionally the hardest hole in the Summit County Amateur, number five takes all you got and then some. Provided a solid tee ball then options come into play. Children can enjoy a dedicated play area, ensuring they have a safe and fun place to play and explore. A long hitter may not need a driver here, but it’s imperative to keep the ball on the right side of the fairway to have a good look at the green in two. Once your drive finds the fairway on this mildest of doglegs right then you should be posed for a short iron into a very receptive green.

If you are lucky to find the green in one, you better hope it’s an up hill putt for this is one of the most severe back to front greens found at The Park. One of the most fun and frustrating holes at Good Park is the short and drivable par four 12. Lots of options standing on the tee at this 292-yard hole, but you better pick and execute the right one or bogey or worse can sneak up and haunt you on this very birdieable hole. 71 under the category of "America's Top 75 Affordable Courses" in their list of "America's Best Golf Courses Everyone Can Play." Bayonet is one half of the 36 hole facility which includes Black Horse personalized golf tees Course. Located in the Trails West Golf Course Clubhouse, we're recognized as one of the best places to eat on post. What information do you include on your golf course mailing list?

Think about it. Generally speaking, the goal of the whole game is to get the golf ball down the course. Few courses in the Texas Hill Country carry the signature of one of golf’s true masters, Jack Nicklaus-a legend both in the game and golf course design. Arguably the hardest and signature hole at Good Park, number ten has made its share of memories and most of them not very good. Of course not too many play this hole "smart" and the driver off the tee provides the entertainment in the risk reward fashion. I had just been joined on that tee by Chris Wragge, at the time a young sports anchor at WVIT-30 in Hartford who went on to work on Entertainment Tonight and The Early Show on CBS. Ideally you hit your tee shot to the right side of the fairway about 260 yards. With out of bounds on the right and with two ditches running along the fairway its vital to keep your first shot down the middle. Three bunkers protect the fairway’s edges while out of bounds left is the hazard for most. Again out of bounds left influences a lot of tee balls to head right where there is surprisingly some places that offer a look to the green should you miss the fairway.

Finding the fairway is the biggest chore. If you are skillful enough to find the fairway, a long second shot to an elevated green with anything missing left taking your ball straight to a hazard is your next chore. At 441 yards with the slightly elevated tee box in a shoot of trees you find yourself trying to land the ball in the narrowest fairway. A small valley gives the illusion that the green is elevated and the green is well protected with two front bunkers. Of course, some would argue that even those accolades wouldn't be able to compete with the joy in the eyes of the children when they receive the gifts made possible by everyone whose hard work will make this year's tournament possible at Hidden Valley golf course. The golf course Riverside non-profit CJ and Santa has selected this year to host their tourney is the award-winning Hidden Valley Golf Club.