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r <br />of this hole and extended to the front of the green. However, 25 yards must be left as <br />fairway near new lake. Both the fairway bunker and the right greenside bunker will be <br />rebuilt with proper drainage and sand. <br />HOLE #6 <br />The par five Sixth bends distinctly to the right around a shallow body of water. There is <br />an old dying willow on the frurway side of the water (near the bend in the fenway) which <br />can block second shots for shorter players. The green is slightly elevated above the level <br />area in the fiiirway. Two greenside bunkers, both left and right, guard the entrance to the <br />putting surfece. Since the feirway has been constructed almost flat and on peat soils, <br />drainage is a major problem. <br />The tees for this hole should be rebuilt as far left as possible, away from trees right and the <br />cart path moved to the right (of the tees). A new fairway bunker, directional in nature, <br />should be constructed in the left rough on the hillside. The dying willow should be <br />removed so as not to block the line for the shorter hitters. The lake should be expanded <br />towards the green in the right rough. A new bunker should be built about 60 yards short <br />of the green in the hillside to protect the second shot landing area. The two greenside <br />hunkers should be reconstructed with better drainage and sand. <br />HOLE #7 <br />The Seventh is the narrowest par four on the golf course. Because the green is elevated <br />approximately 15 feet above the approach area, the hole plays a bit longer than the <br />recorded yardage. Trees line both sides of the fairway though many are dying. Two large <br />round bunkers guard the green (left & right) but the putting surfece is not visile because <br />of its’ elevation. <br />A new back tee, which will be slightly elevated, will add about 10 yards to the hole. A <br />new forward tee should also be constructed near the end of the cart path on the right. <br />Some removal of the dying willows on the right should be done and feirway should be <br />expanded to 33 yards (currently 20 yards). The left greenside bunker should be moved <br />further away from the green (fore-bunker) and the right bunker should be moved slightly <br />closer. <br />HOLE #8 <br />The par three eighth is the shortest par three hole on the golf course. The tee has bera <br />rebuilt and nicely landscaped but remains several feet below the level of the green. Six <br />bunkers currently surround the putting surface though some of these buyers are a bit fer <br />away from the green. The biggest problem with this hole is the feet that it is located at the <br />end of a short driving range. No one should be allowed to hit woods from this range so as <br />to keep flying shots from pulverizing players putting on this hole.