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WAYAZTA COUNTRY CLUB HOLE BY HOLE NARRATIVE HOLE #1 The First hole is a gentle dogleg to the left. The tee shot has a wonderful view of the landing zone, which is approximately 26 feet below the back tee. Nice trees on both sides frame this hole and a fairway bunker left which is located atop a small plateau. T'he green is guarded on the right and left by two large greenside bunkers. The putting surface slopes severally from back to front especially on the left. A new enlarged forwazd tee should be constructed neaz the end of the cart path on the right. The tee shot landing area should be expanded on the right approximately 10 yards (adjacent to the fairway bunker left) so the fairway width is 30 yards. The fairway bunker left should be reshaped so left third of the bunker is filled in since it is behmd the trees. The left greenside bunker should remain in generally the same position, though the left side should be removed (filled in). The right greenside bunker should be rebuilt closer to the putting surface and more rough (grass) should separate the cart path and the outside edge of the bunker. HOLE #2 The par five Second is a narrow dogleg right which plays slightly downhill on the tee shot. Two bunkers guard the right side of the landing area on the drive though longer players probably can carry these bunkers. The green is elevated approximately 25 feet above the landing area (tee shot) and there is a large fore-bunker 40 yards short of the putting surface and greenside bunkers both left and right. This is an attractive hole and may be reachable in two shots for longer players. A new back tee, which will be slightly elevated, will add 10 yards to this hole. Two new forward tees should also be constructed near the end of the cart path on the left side slope. Since the modern equipment (and players) are better, a new fairway bunker beyond the second fairway bunker should be added and both existing bunkers rebuilt. This will force all players to play left of these bunkers. Some of the left side of the fore-bunker near the green should be filled in for maintenance purposes. Both greenside bunkers should be reshaped nearer the putting surface (see plan).