| TEE INFORMATION | |
| Black | 525 |
| Blue | 514 |
| Green | 455 |
| Blue Ladies | 514 |
| Green Ladies | 455 |
| Red Ladies | 455 |
| Yellow | 450 |
| Par (Men/Ladies) | 5/5 |
| Handicap (Men/Ladies) | 2/2 |
Hole #11 - Edgewood
The 525-yard eleventh starts on a bandbox tee snugly fitted between trees, rolls uphill for its first couple hundred yards, crests, adjusts course slightly to port and then takes off downhill on a straight line for the green. The golfers can hammer away on their second shot. But the approach on this par five calls for touch. The green is characterized by an alpine slope that falls away to a bunker left—one of the deepest on the course. The green runs away from golfers bunkered on the right. Given such a sloping surface, putts are often struck allowing for several feet of break, especially when the hole is cut well front or back.
The 525-yard eleventh starts on a bandbox tee snugly fitted between trees, rolls uphill for its first couple hundred yards, crests, adjusts course slightly to port and then takes off downhill on a straight line for the green. The golfers can hammer away on their second shot. But the approach on this par five calls for touch. The green is characterized by an alpine slope that falls away to a bunker left—one of the deepest on the course. The green runs away from golfers bunkered on the right. Given such a sloping surface, putts are often struck allowing for several feet of break, especially when the hole is cut well front or back.