Golf Course

The second hole is a risk reward Par 5. Depending on the length and accuracy of your tee shot, this green may be reachable in two! Be sure to take enough club if your decide to risk it as you’ll have to carry both water and the greenside bunker. For those wishing to lay up, there is a generous area left of the pond near the 100 yard marker.

The third hole is an uphill Par 5 with several areas for trouble. Be sure your tee shot avoids the fairway bunker on the left and the drainage pond and out of bounds on the right. Once you’re safely off the tee its straight up the hill to a very generous green. However, beware of the two greenside bunkers short and left of the green and the small pot bunker on the right.

The fourth hole is the first of our 5 Par 3’s at the Carroll Country Club. Take dead aim here but be careful as the large bunker on the left will catch any balls that are short and left of the green.

The fifth hole is a slight dogleg right with out of bounds on the right. Keeping your tee shot on the left side of the fairway will help you avoid the fairway bunker and position your second shot away from the small pond short and right of the green. Only trouble around the green are bunkers on both the left and right sides and a creek for any ball that travels over the back of the green.

The sixth hole is almost a replica of #5 but with less trouble. Beware of the out of bounds down the entire right side. Bunkers again guard the green on the left and right sides on your second shot.

The seventh hole is another Par 5 with another excellent chance for birdie. Keeping your tee shot in the left side of the fairway will give you the best angle into the green. Keep your approach shots below the hole as the green slopes from back to front.

The eighth hole is our shortest Par 3 on the golf course. Fire at the flag but be careful of the six bunkers that surround the green on all sides.

The ninth hole is an uphill dogleg left where accuracy off the tee is the most important about this hole. A perfect tee ball will leave you with an uphill second shot to a generous green. Bunkers sit on both the left and right sides of the green. Take a look or two at your putt-there are some tricky breaks on this green!

The tenth hole is a tricky downhill Par 3. This small green is surrounded by bunkers left, right, and behind the green. A small grass approach area short of the green will collect most all shots that are short.

The eleventh hole is a slight dogleg to the right. Accuracy off the tee here is important as trees line both sides of the fairway. Take a little extra club on your second shot as it will play a little uphill.

The twelfth hole is a short Par 4 which doglegs to the left. Aim your tee shot down the right side of the fairway for the best angle on your second shot. No trouble around the green but this is the smallest green on the course!

The thirteenth hole is a very short Par 4 with a great opportunity for birdie! Longer hitters you may want to consider going for the green while shorter hitters may want to lay up and hit it close in the second shot. Only trouble here is the out of bounds along the entire right side of the hole.

The fourteenth hole is our signature hole here at the Carroll Country Club. This mammoth Par 5 brings all obstacles into play! Keeping your ball in play the entire length of the hole is key here. After a good tee shot be careful of the pond on the left and then long thru the fairway. The green is surrounded by bunkers and a more water for any balls which fly over the green. Five is a great score here!

The fifteenth hole is a Par 3 with water coming into play on the left side. The green is very generous so even if your tee shot is a little off line there’s a good chance it will end up on the green. Also be careful of the bunker short and left of the green.

The sixteenth hole is an uphill Par 4 with many options. You can drive it as far as you like or lay up in the middle of the fairway. Both good options here. Only trouble on the second shot to this very long green are the bunkers on the right side.

The seventeenth hole is another one of our short Par 3’s at the Carroll Country Club. Only trouble found here are the bunkers on both sides of the green and the pine trees behind the green. Another great opportunity to make a birdie exists here.

The eighteenth hole is a straight away uphill Par 4. Trees line both sides of the fairway so keeping your tee ball in play is very important here. This hole also boasts the most difficult green on the course so once on the green spend a little extra time reading your last putt!