Blackstone Golf Course

Designer: Jay Morrish

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# 1 /

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 16 Women's 12

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 406

CHAMPIONSHIP 381

TOURNAMENT 381

EXECUTIVE 346

RED 305

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The course opens with a straightaway par 4 with native grass on each side of the fairway. Strategically placed bunkers on the right must also be avoided. Aiming for the 150 post off the tee is a good play. The second shot will play downhill with total elevation change from tee-to-green of about 50 feet.

# 2 /

Par: 5

Handicaps:
Men's 6 Women's 4

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 523

CHAMPIONSHIP 495

TOURNAMENT 455

EXECUTIVE 385

RED 351

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The aiming point on this par 5 is just left of the 250 post in the fairway to avoid the water. Players going for the green in two should aim to the left side of this multi-tiered green which is protected by water on the right.

# 3 /

Par: 3

Handicaps:
Men's 18 Women's 18

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 168

CHAMPIONSHIP 139

TOURNAMENT 125

EXECUTIVE 104

RED 90

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The third is a par 3 with a semi-blind tee shot. The green is multi-tiered, so club selection is important to get it close.

# 4 /

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 4 Women's 8

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 413

CHAMPIONSHIP 371

TOURNAMENT 359

EXECUTIVE 321

RED 292

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

A tee shot that lands near the 150 post sets up the best approach, as going too far will result in a severely downhill lie. The approach plays downhill and must carry and arroyo on the way to the green that’s wider than it is deep.

# 5 /

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 14 Women's 14

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 403

CHAMPIONSHIP 375

TOURNAMENT 358

EXECUTIVE 313

RED 229

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

An arroyo separates the tee box and fairway, creating an extra obstacle on this straightway, uphill par 4. Players should make sure their approach shot has enough distance to cover the greenside bunker that separates the two false fronts.

# 6 /

Par: 3

Handicaps:
Men's 10 Women's 16

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 213

CHAMPIONSHIP 193

TOURNAMENT 166

EXECUTIVE 147

RED 131

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The sixth is a challenging par 3 with a deep, narrow green that’s surrounded by deep bunkers and long rough.

# 7 /

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 8 Women's 6

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 442

CHAMPIONSHIP 418

TOURNAMENT 406

EXECUTIVE 378

RED 350

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

A tee shot that lands near the 150 post will allow players to miss the fairway bunkers on the right and be left with the best approach. The green slopes back-to-front and left-to-right.

# 8 /

Par: 5

Handicaps:
Men's 2 Women's 2

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 558

CHAMPIONSHIP 524

TOURNAMENT 514

EXECUTIVE 482

RED 453

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

Fairway bunkers on the right and water on the left mean an accurate tee shot is the key to this dogleg left par 5. The landing area is generous for a lay-up, however, players should favor the left side as the fairway slopes from left-to-right. When going for the green in two, favoring the left side will help as this small, two-tiered green slopes from left-to-right and back-to-front. It’s also guarded by water on the right and bunkers on the left.

# 9 /

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 12 Women's 10

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 405

CHAMPIONSHIP 362

TOURNAMENT 354

EXECUTIVE 312

RED 282

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

Once again, use the 150 post for alignment on this uphill par 4. The fairway is protected by bunkers on the right and long rough on the left. A well-positioned tee shot will leave a short to mid-iron into this two-tiered green.

# 10 /

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 3 Women's 3

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 486

CHAMPIONSHIP 462

TOURNAMENT 438

EXECUTIVE 438

RED 411

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The back nine opens with a downhill par 4 that’s protected by native grasses on both sides of the fairway and bunkers on the right. The green is three-tiered, so hitting the approach the right distance is important if players hope to two-putt.

# 11 /

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 5 Women's 5

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 471

CHAMPIONSHIP 440

TOURNAMENT 403

EXECUTIVE 348

RED 316

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The eleventh is a long uphill par 4 with a fairway that slopes hard from right-to-left. The best angle into the green is from the right center of the fairway. This green is protected by bunkers on both sides and slopes right-to-left.

# 12 /

Par: 3

Handicaps:
Men's 15 Women's 17

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 187

CHAMPIONSHIP 156

TOURNAMENT 0

EXECUTIVE 126

RED 104

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The par 3, twelfth plays downhill to a green that slopes right-to-left and is protected by a bunker front-right. Anything long will find the native grass, making an up-and-down difficult.

# 13 /

Par: 5

Handicaps:
Men's 1 Women's 1

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 643

CHAMPIONSHIP 607

TOURNAMENT 538

EXECUTIVE 538

RED 518

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The thirteenth is the signature hole and the beginning of a challenging four-hole stretch. It features the most difficult tee shot on the course, where players must avoid the fairway bunkers down the right with a fairway that slopes right-to-left with an arroyo running the entire right side. Players must carry the arroyo on the second shot to a second fairway. Avoiding the fairway bunker on the left side of the second fairway is important. The third shot also must carry the arroyo on the way to this two-tiered green.

# 14 /

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 13 Women's 11

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 419

CHAMPIONSHIP 375

TOURNAMENT 363

EXECUTIVE 333

RED 304

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The tee shot on this par 4 should favor the right side to avoid the two hidden bunkers in the center of the fairway. An arroyo crosses the fairway on the second shot on the way to a green that’s also guarded by the arroyo in front. Two bunkers and two beautiful Cottonwood trees also protect the green and must be split to get a good look at birdie.

# 15 /

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 7 Women's 9

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 410

CHAMPIONSHIP 383

TOURNAMENT 348

EXECUTIVE 365

RED 244

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

This par 4 plays slightly uphill off the tee and features a generous landing area. Tee shots must also carry the arroyo. The approach shot plays downhill and must carry the arroyo and the front bunkers on the way to a green that runs from front-to-back.

# 16 /

Par: 3

Handicaps:
Men's 9 Women's 15

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 236

CHAMPIONSHIP 230

TOURNAMENT 218

EXECUTIVE 122

RED 111

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The final par 3 features a green that slopes right-to-left with a big shelf on the right. Players must avoid missing left as the arroyo runs the entire left side of the hole.

# 17 /

Par: 5

Handicaps:
Men's 11 Women's 7

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 568

CHAMPIONSHIP 532

TOURNAMENT 473

EXECUTIVE 450

RED 420

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The seventeenth is the final par 5 that plays uphill and is reachable for longer hitters. Players must avoid the cross bunker on the right to have any chance of reaching the green in two. The green features a false front and bunkers that surround it.

# 18 /

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 17 Women's 13

Yardage by Tee:

PROFESSIONAL 380

CHAMPIONSHIP 350

TOURNAMENT 345

EXECUTIVE 311

RED 288

Slope:

Professional-145| | Championship-137 | Tournament-128 | Executive- 118 | Red- 111 |

Pro Tips

The closing hole is a slight dogleg left par 4 with water running down the left side from tee-to-green. The aiming point off the tee is the bunker on the right. Longer hitters can challenge the left side leaving a very short second. The green is a multi-level green, so being on the right side is important.