Course Overview
Hole 1 | Par 4 | 436 Yards
The Opening Drive: A solid par 4 to start your round. A wide fairway invites a strong drive, but aim toward the center-left to avoid the right-hand bunkers off the tee.
The Approach: Your approach shot plays to a large, well-guarded green protected by deep sand.
Hole 2 | Par 3 | 163 Yards
The Tee Shot: The first short hole demands precision over distance.
The Approach: A well-shielded green surrounded by bunkers; missing short or wide right leaves a tricky up-and-down.
Hole 3 | Par 5 | 493 Yards
The Drive: A reachable par 5 for longer hitters, but risk management is key. Keep your tee shot favor-left to avoid native wetlands stretching along the right.
The Approach: Lay up to your preferred wedge distance or take on the green, which is heavily defended by sand and subtle slopes.
Hole 4 | Par 4 | 407 Yards
The Drive: A classic Palmer mid-length par 4 requiring a accurate tee shot.
The Approach: Pay attention to pin position here—the green is wide, but a mid-to-short iron shot needs to find the correct tier to avoid a tough two-putt.
Hole 5 | Par 4 | 433 Yards
The Drive: One of the tougher par 4s on the front nine. A long, accurate drive down the middle is crucial to leave a manageable approach.
The Approach: The green slopes off into surrounding native areas, so any errant second shot will be heavily penalized.
Hole 6 | Par 4 | 371 Yards
The Drive: A shorter, tactical par 4 where driver isn’t always necessary. Positioning in the fairway is far more critical than raw distance.
The Approach: A short-iron approach into a small green framed by bunkers.
Hole 7 | Par 5 | 566 Yards
The Drive: A true three-shot monster par 5. A big tee shot is required just to give yourself a chance to lay up cleanly.
The Approach: Wetland hazard and heather line the fairway and guard the approach area. Take an extra club on your approach shot to clear the front-guarding bunker.
Hole 8 | Par 3 | 192 Yards
The Tee Shot: A long par 3 that tests your mid-to-long iron play.
The Approach: Wind often plays a factor here, and anything short will land in deep sand or harsh native rough. Aiming center-green is standard strategy.
Hole 9 | Par 4 | 425 Yards
The Drive: A strong closing hole for the front side. Favor the right side of the fairway to open up the best angle to the flag.
The Approach: Your approach plays toward the clubhouse onto a well-contoured green.
Hole 10 | Par 5 | 423 Yards
The Drive: Starting the back nine with a short, scoring par 5. A good tee shot leaves a realistic opportunity to go for the green in two.
The Approach: Bunkers frame the landing areas, but aggressive players who find the fairway can capitalize early on the back.
Hole 11 | Par 3 | 167 Yards
The Shot: A picturesque short-to-mid par 3.
The Approach: Guarded by sand and gentle slopes, hitting the green is essential as short-sided recovery shots here are notoriously tough.
Hole 12 | Par 4 | 280 Yards
The Drive: A fun risk-reward short par 4! Long hitters can try to drive or get near the green, but native hazards and bunkers sit waiting to punish poor pushes or pulls.
The Approach: A simple lay-up off the tee leaves a soft wedge into a receptive green.
Hole 13 | Par 4 | 363 Yards
The Drive: Precision is key off the tee. A fairway wood or long iron down the middle sets up a prime scoring opportunity.
The Approach: Mind the bunker guarding the front-left portion of the green.
Hole 14 | Par 4 | 327 Yards
The Drive: Another shorter par 4 that encourages smart course management. Avoid the heather and fairway bunkers lining the right side.
The Approach: Attack the pin with a short iron, but guard against a deep back bunker.
Hole 15 | Par 4 | 365 Yards
The Drive: A solid dogleg hole requiring a well-placed tee shot to the elbow of the fairway.
The Approach: The approach shot requires carrying a small wetland/swale area to a elevated green surface.
Hole 16 | Par 4 | 323 Yards
The Drive: A tight, technical par 4 that forces you to respect the boundaries and natural wetlands.
The Approach: A precise approach is required to a shallow, multi-tiered green surface.
Hole 17 | Par 3 | 130 Yards
The Shot: The signature hole of Northville Hills. Visible right off Five Mile Road, this gorgeous par 3 plays over a striking body of water.
The Approach: Though relatively short on paper, wind off the lake and total carry over water make this one of the most nerve-wracking tee shots on the course!
Hole 18 | Par 5 | 451 Yards
The Drive: A dramatic finishing par 5. A solid tee shot over wetlands sets you up to finish your round with a potential birdie.
The Approach: Water and sand guard the final approach near the clubhouse terrace. Lay up safely or go for broke to close out the round!