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Hole Two | Par 4

With a # 1 handicap, Hole 2 is the toughest hole on the golf course. The key on Hole 2 is to keep the ball on the fairway at all costs, which makes the hole much more manageable.

Hole Three | Par 5

Hole 3 provides a great scoring chance early in the round. The green is protected by a front right green side bunker, making any balls landing right at the green a difficult up and down.

Hole Four | Par 4

A short par 4, Hole 4 does not require a driver. Once you navigate the tee shot properly the only challenges remaining are the three green side bunkers that players must carry, the green slopes vary significantly from back to front so keep the ball below the hole.

Hole Five | Par 4

This hole requires a great tee shot, it is one of the holes at ORCC where you have to commit to hitting a good drive. The fairway bunker is 240 yards from the blue tee markers, which provides a great aiming point.

Hole Six | Par 3

Hole 6 is the first par 3 on the golf course. There are 2 challenges to this hole; the green side bunker is short and on the right and a grass bunker is on the left-hand side. There is no easy two-put on this green as this green moves heavily left to right and then also slopes away from you in the back right quadrant. Make sure to pin position for your best chance to score at Hole 6. 

Hole Seven | Par 5

This is the toughest hole on the golf course for our red tee markers. Keeping the ball in the fairway on Hole 7 is the key to success!

Hole Eight | Par 4

Hole 8 is a favorite among many members because of the risk reward challenge  it presents. Longer hitters can pull driver and challenge the green, potentially looking for an eagle. While other players elect to lay back short of the bunkers, securing a nice par.

Hole Nine | Par 3

The key on Hole 9 is to navigate the bunkers, the hole plays about two clubs uphill. Make sure to pull enough club for Hole 9!

Hole Ten | Par 5

There are no secrets to Hole 10, the player needs to hit three quality golf shots to hit the green in regulation.

Hole Eleven | Par 3

The key at Hole 11 is to carry the front bunker. We recommend hitting the ball to the center to the back left portion of the green.

Hole Twelve | Par 5

Our final par 5 is Hole 12. The premium would be to put the ball in the left portion of the fairway. If you find the fairway, it would allow you one last great-scoring chance in your round.

Hole Thirteen | Par 4

One of ORCC’S toughest tee shots on the golf course, Hole 13 forces you to pick a line and commit to it.

Hole Fourteen | Par 4

The tee shot is framed beautifully by four fairway bunkers on the right with a pond on the left. Most players will elect to lay back short of the bunkers while some of our longer members will hit their tee shots over the pond, leaving them a short wedge into the green.

Hole Fifteen | Par 3

Hole 15 plays one club downhill, but do not let that fool you! Make sure to carry the front bunker on the right, as any shots arrantly struck will be collected.

Hole Sixteen | Par 4

The tee shot is framed beautifully by mounding up the right-hand side and large trees on the left. Players must find the right-hand side of this fairway to provide a clean look of the green.

Hole Seventeen | Par 3

This is ORCC’S signature hole. The 17th hole does play quite a bit down hill, so please be aware of that when you are selecting your club.

Hole Eighteen | Par 4

The fairway on hole 18 is easier to manage thanks to a slope that collects balls into the bottom of it. If players can avoid the grass bunker on the right-hand side, they will be left with the decision to make whether or not they challenge a flag on the left-hand side of the green or they play safe and end the round with a quality par.