Conquer Innsbruck

Don’t let the left side of this Par 4 intimidate you. You can hit a 3-wood or even a long iron off this tee; just aim to the right and let it roll off the bank.

There is a lot of room on the right side. A great drive may cut the corner, but this is a hole where a 3-wood or long iron might be the safe play.

This is a long Par 5 and unless you are a long hitter, don't worry about reaching the green in two. The key to this hole is the tee shot. Be careful of the steepness of the cart path here. Do not take the cart out of gear and apply brakes slowly when going into curves. From there it is uphill to the green.

Not a long Par 3, but a difficult one. Check the wind before teeing off. The key to this hole is club selection, because of the depth of the green. Again, be careful of the steepness of the cart path and use the brakes wisely and carefully.

The best way to describe this hole is straight and narrow. If you miss the fairway, miss it to the right and hopefully the slope will bring you back.

This hole requires a demanding tee ball, so focus on hitting the fairway, even if it takes a 3-wood. Remember that this hole plays uphill. Be aware of club selection.

This is the shortest Par 5 on the course. It offers you a chance for a birdie or even an eagle. The tee ball should be played left to middle of the fairway. After that, the choice is yours; lay up or go for it. Just remember the creek in front of the green.

This is possibly the easiest Par 3 on the course. Be aware of the wind. The depth of the green offers a three club variance.

This is a great hole to finish the first 9. Just aim your tee shot at scenic Mt. Yonah. From the middle tees, play your shot from 190 to 200 yards to your landing area in the fairway. The ideal landing area is center to left of the fairway to keep the pond out of play. from the fairway, check the wind and yardage. If you miss the green, miss it to the right since water comes into play on the left.

The key to this Par 5 is to line up correctly on the tee. Most players line up too far to the right and hit into the woods. Remember to hit one extra club on your approach shot, due to the elevation of the green.

This Par 3 plays straightforward. Take into consideration the depth of the green and a slight elevation. If you miss this green, miss it to the left.

There is not much room for error on this hole, so hit your most accurate long iron or wood to the fairway. Remember that the second shot will play 10 to 15 yards longer than it will measure. The cart path here has two severe curves going downhill to the fairway. Also be aware of the hill when going to the next hole.

The ideal shot on this hole is to lay up from the white tee. Shot placement is the key on this hole. The fairway begins to drop off at 150 yards from the green. Remember to play your shot from the center to left of the fairway, since the right side severely drops off to an almost unplayable area on this hole. This is another cart path to drive carefully on.

An accurate drive is needed, as lateral hazards run on both sides of this well-bunkered hole; bring your sand wedge.

This is definitely our signature hole! From the top of the tee box, you can play the tee shot from around 125 to 135 yards. Your ball will drop about 150 feet before reaching the green. Be sure to check the wind, this cart path is straight downhill with a sharp turn to the right. Come to a complete stop at the top of the hill before starting downhill. Do NOT put your cart in neutral or lock your brakes going downhill! Take the curve slowly and carefully.

This is definitely the toughest Par 5 on the course. Your drive, as well as your approach shot, should favor the right side to avoid the creek that runs all the way along the left side. The green slopes from the front to back, so read your putt carefully.

This is a tough driving hole for many golfers. Favor the left side, since it opens up at the top of the fairway. This green slopes from back to front, so be aware of the pin placement on your approach shot to the green. It is better to putt uphill on this green.

First of all, be careful crossing the road from the #17 green to the tee box on #18. This is a demanding Par 4. It requires a tee shot that favors the right side. Be cautious going down the hill to the fairway. Your approach shot is to a big green that slopes from the back to front. Check your club selection and take dead aim.