Springs Course Green Fees

A long straight tee shot is required on this slight dogleg to the right. Lay up short of the bunkers on your 2nd shot. Often reachable in two for longer hitters.

Take enough club to avoid the deep bunker guarding the front of the green. Keep the ball short and left of the pin if possible to avoid downhill putts on this difficult two tiered green.

Accuracy is required to avoid the large waste bunkers flanking both sides of the fairway. Club selection is important to this long three tiered green.

Accuracy off the tee is important to avoid water on the right. Lay up off the tee with a mid to long iron setting up a short iron approach to a large green.

Favour the left side all the way up on this tricky Par 5. Don’t be long with your approach, the ball must be kept below the hole on this severely sloped green.

All carry from the tee on this difficult par 3. Club selection must be precise in attempting to carry the canyon while keeping the ball below the hole on this large, sloping green.

Longer hitters can cut the corner aiming for the large gap in the trees. Be mindful of players ahead as they may not be visible. Shorter hitters play straight out to the corner.

Tee shot should be played to the 150 yard marker avoiding the canyon on the left. Tough second shot to a long narrow green. Accuracy is crucial on the approach.

The last of the Springs’ famous par 3s requires precise distance control to this large but very shallow green. Don’t let the yardage fool you, 3 is a great score.

Tough finishing hole requires a well placed tee shot just right of the large fairway bunker. Play to the center of the green to avoid the numerous green side bunkers.