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Our Carefully Crafted Course
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A Course Designed by Ed Ault
Our course was engineered by renowned golf course architect, Ed Ault. In addition to our impeccable grounds, Mr. Ault also famously brought the following courses to life.
- Army Navy Country Club, VA
- Baltimore Country Club, MD
- Burning Tree Club, MD
- Chevy Chase Club, MD
- Kingsmill Resort, VA
- Las Vegas Country Club, NV
- Marietta Country Club, OH
Your Guide
Front Nine
Hole No. 1
Pro-Tips
Tough start to the front nine. With OB left and an extremely uphill second shot, take a par and run to Hole #2.
| Par 4 HCP 7 • 138 • 295 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 5 • 404 • 418 |
Hole No. 2
Pro-Tips
The toughest hole on the Front 9 for a reason. With length and severe slopes it takes three solid shots to reach this green. Play hard.
| Par 5 HCP 1 • 325 • 431 |
Par 5 HCP 11 • 440 |
Par 5 HCP 2 • 553 • 575 |
Hole No. 3
Pro-Tips
Straight forward par 3. Pay attention to cross winds or you’ll be working on your sand game from the right bunkers.
| Par 3 HCP 15 • 75 • 113 |
Par 3 HCP 11 • 149 |
Par 3 HCP 17 • 169 • 183 |
Hole No. 4
Pro-Tips
Beautiful elevated tee shot starts this straight away par 4. Control your trajectory on your approach shot or you may be chipping back to the green.
| Par 4 HCP 5 • 253 • 339 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 8 • 395 • 401 |
Hole No. 5
Pro-Tips
Into the wind and uphill makes this one of the most difficult holes on the front nine. A long narrow green requires a skilled second shot.
| Par 4 HCP 4 • 140 • 290 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 6 • 350 • 430 |
Hole No. 6
Pro-Tips
Big ravine off the tee will visually intimidate some players. After a solid tee shot, you must leave yourself an uphill putt or a 3 putt is almost a guarantee.
| Par 4 HCP 11 • 167 • 296 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 10 • 355 • 391 |
Hole No. 7
Pro-Tips
Big dogleg right! An aggressive tee shot over the trees will leave just a wedge to the green. Risk/Reward hole.
| Par 4 HCP 18 • 137 • 188 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 12 • 365 • 383 |
Hole No. 8
Pro-Tips
Shortest par 4 on the course, but avoiding the fairway bunkers is a must. Great birdie opportunity is available.
| Par 4 HCP 9 • 158 • 306 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 16 • 325 • 329 |
Hole No. 9
Pro-Tips
This uphill par 3 makes club selection a priority. Green slopes back to front, so try to leave yourself an uphill par putt.
| Par 3 HCP 13 • 82 • 132 |
Par 3
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Par 3 HCP 18 • 153 • 171 |
Back Nine
Hole No. 10
Pro-Tips
Shorter opening hole to the back nine should get you off to a good start. Avoid the fairway bunkers at all cost and pay close attention to pin placement for a good birdie opportunity.
| Par 4 HCP 4 • 149 • 317 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 11 • 332 • 345 |
Hole No. 11
Pro-Tips
The #3 handicap hole, but usually plays slightly downwind. A draw off the tee will set you up for a nice look at the green. The approach shot plays shorter, so club down and avoid going long.
| Par 4 HCP 8 • 188 • 332 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 3 • 424 • 438 |
Hole No. 12
Pro-Tips
Third of the 4 par 3’s on the course, wind direction and flag placement are always important on this slightly uphill hole with a deep green. Par is always a good score here.
| Par 3 HCP 18 • 77 • 144 |
Par 3
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Par 3 HCP 15 • 156 • 188 |
Hole No. 13
Pro-Tips
The first par 5 on the back nine. Long hitters will challenge fairway bunkers and with a good drive, try to reach in 2. If not going for it, avoid the fairway bunkers and lay up to a good yardage. Great chance to get 1 back.
| Par 5 HCP 6 • 284 • 370 |
Par 5 |
Par 5 HCP 5 • 524 • 542 |
Hole No. 14
Pro-Tips
After avoiding the fairway bunkers, a short approach shot awaits. Be cautious of a back pin, long is DEAD.
| Par 4 HCP 2 • 154 • 356 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 13 • 368 • 390 |
Hole No. 15
Pro-Tips
Avoid the trees left and right off the tee and this hole offers one of the better birdie opportunities on the back nine.
| Par 4 HCP 14 • 222 • 284 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 17 • 355 • 379 |
Hole No. 16
Pro-Tips
A solid tee shot may give you an opportunity to go for the green in 2. Uphill second shot, but rolling it up to the green will work just fine.
| Par 5 HCP 10 • 235 • 418 |
Par 5
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Par 5 HCP 9 • 474 • 487 |
Hole No. 17
Pro-Tips
Toughest par 3 in the state. Usually plays into the wind, and with a severely sloping green, this hole is almost a par 4. Good luck is all I can say.
| Par 3 HCP 16 • 73 • 145 |
Par 3
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Par 3 HCP 7 • 214 • 231 |
Hole No. 18
Pro-Tips
Great finishing hole!! Must have a good drive to give yourself a reasonable chance to hit this green in regulation. An uphill approach shot, so take one more club and finish strong.
| Par 4 HCP 12 • 195 • 263 |
Par 4
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Par 4 HCP 1 • 429 • 441 |
League Information
Junior Golf
Our Junior program is a priority for parents and has become a club favorite. Make sure your child’s spot is secured for summer!
Senior Men’s League
All men, age 50 and older, members of The Pines who have a GHIN number, are welcome to join the Senior Men’s League. We usually tee off in shotgun mode before 9:00 AM — come register before 8:30 AM and join the fun! Email Russ Koon for more information.
Pines Women’s Golf Association (PWGA)
The Pines Ladies Group is open to all members 18 or over. The group meets on Tuesday mornings at 8:30am for a 9am shotgun, 18-hole game and lunch. For more information about joining the association, email Margaret Roberts.
Wednesday Ladies Golf League (WLGL)
Men’s League
Find out when your league is playing on our events page!
Sunday: 6:30 am - 7:00 pm
Monday: 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Tuesday: 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Wednesday: 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Thursday 11:30 am - 7:00 pm
Friday: 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Saturday: 6:30 am - 7:00 pm