Dwight Country Club Golf Course - Front 9

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Hole #1

Blue-320yd

White-306yd

Red/Gold-215yd

Breakfast ball collector from Blue/White tee box immediately to the left. Creek runs along the right side of the fairway from 200yds in. Snag a par and start your round off right.

Hole #2

Blue-439yd

White-416yd

Red/Gold-318yd

This hole may look straight forward but the distance will test you. Navigate the fairway avoiding the trees on both sides and par can be yours.

Hole #3

Blue-358yd

White-349yd

Red/Gold-340yd

Going to pull the driver out and try and clear the creek? You might be better served grabbing you driving iron or a wood and playing for a clean approach shot. All depends on the wind that day.

Hole #4

Blue-395yd

White-383yd

Red/Gold-330yd

Need to carry the tee shot 200yds to even have a chance to hit the green in two here. The elevated green and front slope provide a challenging second shot for attacking birdie and par.

Hole #5

Blue-203yd

White-195yd

Red/Gold-152yd

The creek, O.B. on the right and 200 yards to hit the green. Phew, grabbing a par here is worth bragging about.

Hole #6

Blue-503yd

White-485yd

Red/Gold-382yd

The first of two par 5's on the course. Hitting the fairway is only the beginning here. Laying up on the second shot, short of the creek, is usually the play here. No one brags about laying up so you may want to risk trying to carry the creek in 2 and chase glory.

Hole #7

Blue-350yd

White-337yd

Red/Gold-325yd

A dogleg left that's all about leaving yourself a second shot. The largest green on the course awaits you as you attack for birdie or par.

Hole #8

Blue-566yd

White-554yd

Red/Gold-456yd

The second par 5 is the longest hole on the course. An inviting fairway awaits your tee shot and a good second will put you in place to get up and down for a birdie or par at worst. Depending on the wind direction, this hole can play even longer. On those days, par feels like an accomplishment.

Hole #9

Blue-350yd

White-337yd

Red/Gold-325yd

Two ponds a sand trap and O.B. deep. This 140yrd par 3 is just begging you par at worst. But then again...

Hole #10

Blue-358yd

White-346yd

Red/Gold-241yd

Trees, water and an elevated green await you on #10. Precision is paramount to this hole. The crowned green will challenge your spin ability and heaven help you if you have putt above the hole. You've been warned.

Hole #11

Blue-115yd

White-104yd

Red/Gold-93yd

Dwight's signature hole. The trees overhang and a precise shot will be needed if you plan on attempting a par or better. 

Hole #12

Blue-361yd

White-347yd

Red/Gold-274yd

Corn/beans on the left (depending on the year) and a miniature Sherwood forest on the right command an accurate tee shot. Scientists are still debating the validity of the gravitational anomaly known as #12 green. Stay below the hole.

Hole #13

Blue-381yd

White-367yd

Red/Gold-335yd

Creek in your sightline and a hill to climb and that's only the tee shot. If you wonder into the trees your second shot will be hindered. Par or better can happen but it'll test your accuracy here.

Hole #14

Blue-384yd

White-375yd

Red/Gold-366yd

To lay up or not to lay up, that is the question. The creek is in a precarious location here, use your best judgment. This two tier green will also test your ability.

Hole #15

Blue-382yd

White-330yd

Red/Gold-257yd

Creek in your sightline, trees left and right, a hill to climb and an elevated green. #15 will test you but will also reward the brave.

Hole #16

Blue-350yd

White-335yd

Red/Gold-298yd

It's straight but the tree lined left side mildly protects against O.B. down the road that leads to our parking lot. Don't go right either, there's a fence, a pond and more trees. Hit the green in two and attack for birdie.

Hole #17

Blue-300yd

White-290yd

Red/Gold-272yd

It's pretty wide open on the right, left will bring trouble and perhaps the creek into play. You then take a shot to the smallest green on the course. This green harkens back to when the course was first constructed. Welcome to 1913 golf.

Hole #18

Blue-421yd

White-407yd

Red/Gold-312yd

The other signature hole in Dwight. This hole will have you use every shot you have. A solid tee shot is needed and then you could go for the green, just mind the pond over on the left hand side. Oh yeah, and the creek. Hit the green, make the putt and get in the clubhouse to regale in your glory.