The Golf Course

Par 5, 447 yards – 18 Handicap, My favorite tee shot on the whole course. Hole 16 allows you to have your ball get shot out of a redwood alley. Giant redwood line 16’s tee box leading to a long rolling par 5. Beware the large cluster of bunkers off the tee. If played right, your second shot is a manageable long iron or 3 wood. Landing on this green is trick due to the bunkers on the left and right and its long and narrow set-up.

Par 4, 267 yards – 16 Handicap, 17 is a truly fun hole. This dogleg right can play tricks with you off the tee. With the back end of the fairway having a wall of redwoods, player should take a 3 wood or long iron to not smash their ball into the tries. Once around the bend players will approach the funkiest green at Baywood. This skinny, bumpy, crazy green has a right side bunker that extends the whole length of the green. With a little skill and a lotta luck, Players will have to take on a truly unique green.

Par 4, 398 yards – 2 Handicap, This is the toughest hole to birdie at all of baywood. This finishing hole plays into a panoramic view of the clubhouse. The Long dogleg right has a wide fairway to start of with. The second shot is intimidating. A ravine runs across the fairway about 40 yards before the green, leading to a steep uphill climb to a two tiered sloped green. It forces players to decide if they can get it all the way to the top or just layup short of the ravine. Regardless of what they decide, playing this steep two tiered green has sent many balls back down the hill and into the ravine. A true test of your skills, hole 18 is the perfect way to end your Baywood experience.