A relatively easy start. A straight by slightly downhill fairway to a wide-open green. Use driver or 3-wood off the tee for best position to attack this very inviting green.

A dog-leg right that demands an accurate tee shot. If you’re feeling lucky, go for the green in two, but beware of the pond to the right of the green. If laying up, avoid the beach bunker just to the right of the green.

A real risk-reward hole if you’re willing to challenge the water. Long hitters can go for the green, while the smart shot might be an iron for position. The green is heavily bunkered with rolling contours.

With the Virgin River and natural wetlands just to the left of the green, this par 3 demands an accurate tee shot. A bailout area is just to the front right.

The number one handicap hole for a reason. The water hazard lurks all along the left side and comes into play all too often. This long and dangerous par 4 makes hitting straight shots a high priority if you want to score.

A three-shot par 5 for most players. Slightly uphill the fairway is well bunkered. The green is heavily protected on the right side by deep bunkers. Your best approach is from the left side of the fairway.

Take a good look before teeing off. A lateral hazard lurks just to the left. Hidden bunkers are to the right and water runs all the way to the green on the right side and wraps around behind it.

What you see is what you get with this challenging par 3. With its waterfall-lake and menacing bunkers guarding the right side of a large undulating green.

Aim for the Casablanca Sign off the tee. Water guards the fairway on the right. Uphill seconds shots need to be accurate to avoid hidden bunkers on the left and right sides of the green.

An accurate tee shot here is a must. Out-of-bounds to the left and a lake that runs the entire right side to the green. A ‘beach’ bunker guards the green on the right.

A long par 5 with out-of-bounds off the tee to the left. A beautiful but dangerous lake awaits jut to the right to the green. Bunkers on the left guard the fairway with more bunkers on both sides of the large split-level green.

Another demanding tee shot to avoid out-of-bounds and the desert on the left. A large fairway bunker guards the right side along with a lateral hazard. The green is bunkered on the left side and slopes from back to front.

A short par 4 that is truly risk-reward. Your drive must carry the desert and avoid the bunkers lining both sides of the fairway. Or go for the big reward and try to drive a green that has two levels.

With bunkers to the right and left protecting a green that slopes from front to back, this par 3 requires an accurate tee shot.

Only the longest hitters can hope to reach this green in two. A drive to the left side of the fairway will set up a second shot that must avoid water and bunkers on the right. A third must stay left or carry the bunker fronting the green.

The shortest hole on the course, but no less dangerous. Your tee shot has a forced carry over the pond and stream. A huge bunker is on the left of the green and another hides behind it.

The hardest hole on the course. Natural wastelands run along the entire right side of the fairway and bunkers guard the right as you tee off. The wastelands then cross to your left on a second shot. Bunkers are placed on both sides of the green as well as in the back.

A great finishing hole that requires an accurate tee shot. Bunkers guard the right and there is out-of-bounds to the left. The green is surrounded by bunkers left, right and back.