The Red Dragon

Hole

Length (in feet)

Description

1

231

"The Enman Way"
Uphill with O/B along the left-side all the way up to a very sheltered green.  Thick trees and scrub line the right-side forcing a slight left to right turn to get to the basket.

3

193

"Sir Derek's Decision"
O/B completely surrounds the outside edge of the fairway and an O/B island sits directly between tee and basket.  Two large trees sit within the island force shots wide on either side, but a very tight gap between them tempts players to run straight through the O/B at the basket.  A drop zone for all O/B sits on the tee side within the island.  A putt from the drop zone is only ~30 feet but it is tight through the O/B island.

4

403

"The King's Highway"
This mostly open fairway takes a slight left turn out of the box then straightens out to finish with a slight right turn to a well protected green.  O/B lines both sides of the fairway and winds all the way around the back side of the green.

5

175

"Castle Rock"
This hole is a gradual dog-leg left to a rocky green.  A huge boulder serves as a backstop to allow for ace runs at the chains.  The fairway and green are spotted with some small trees to force accurate shots to the green.

6

356

"Sir Thumber's Doom"
This hole takes a sharp and blind left turn about 150 feet out from the tee.  From the turn, the fairway arcs slowly to the right into a very well protected green.  An O/B property line lurks beyond the stone wall on the left side well behind the basket.

7

207

"Sir Daryl's Descent"
This hole is a sharp and narrow dog-leg left that also drops downhill quickly.  The tightness of the turning fairway makes this an extremely difficult pin to get close to from the tee.

8

268

“Mallars' Mountain”
Uphill through a narrow gap in the trees about 75 feet from the tee.  Once out of the gap, the fairway opens up wide and plays across a gravelly crater.  The basket sits just past the left corner of the crater, protected by trees on nearly all sides.

9

479

"Sir Noonan's Pass"
Plays straight across an open field for about 325 feet before entering the woods and making a left turn to a hillside green.  An O/B line runs down the right side of the fairway, continuing straight into the woods.  A sharp drop-off sits right behind the basket on two sides to punish approaches that run too far past the pin.

10

170

"Drewcifer's Tower"
Yet another truly unique shot, this hole plays straight up hill.  The catch is that the tee is set right behind a tall cliff, forcing a blind shot up the fairway.  Failure to get over the top of the 12 foot high cliff leaves you O/B and re-teeing until you make it.  The fairway is about 25 feet wide with thick brush on both sides.  The basket is set up on a 3-foot high concrete tower, making every putt an uphill shot.

11

311

"Into the Dragon's Mouth"
Downhill over an O/B pond to an open but O/B surrounded green.  There is space to lay up short of the water.  A drop zone is available for all shots that end up in the O/B pond, while all other O/B lines can be played normally.

12

252

"Joshua's Bow"
A straight shot down an old cart road with a very sharp right turn up hill to the side-hill basket.

13

353

"Sir Kre's Charge"
A straight shot from an elevated tee across an open field.  An O/B line borders the right hand side all the way down the fairway and crosses close behind the green.  The left side is tree-lined with many branches leaning out over the edge of the fairway to knock down errant shots.

14

314

"Pare's Pass"
This hole has changed as of 5/18/09.  A somewhat narrow fairway runs down the left side, opening up as it about halfway down.  The fairway narrows again as it approaches the green, with the basket resting on a gentle slope.

15

305

"Sir Possum's Park"
Tees off from a slightly depressed area over a small O/B area and slightly uphill, finishing with a slight left turn to a tree-surrounded green.  Thick forest lines the entire left side of the fairway, ending with an rock formation right before the green.  The right side of the fairway is more open, but has a few of the goblins hiding out for another chance to knock down shots.

16

396

"Guarded Gap"
This fairway is split by two trees that sit lined up about halfway down the fairway.  From there, it narrows to a tight gap and a slight left turn over a small creek to the basket. 

17

417

"Bro Dog Keep"
This hole plays down a sloping hill to a very well protected green.  Two distinct approaches can be made to the green, one through a tight right side gap and the other through a winding but more open gap on the left side.  There is an O/B line running down the right side of the fairway.

18

318

"Knights' Marsh"
Long and uphill to a basket set tight in a corner surrounded by O/B.  Two pine trees stand in front of the green, blocking the basket from clear view of the tee.  Two O/B areas sit in the valley of the hillside, and the entire perimeter of the hole is lined by O/B as well.

Total
5421 feet