Sand Ridge Golf Club

The course has hosted numerous events including:

• 1999 U.S. Open Regional Qualifier
• 2000 USGA Senior Amateur Qualifier
• 2001 U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Qualifier
• 2006 NCAA Regional qualifier
  • Won by eventual national champion Oklahoma State

• 110 bunkers
• 7 water hazards
• 18 holes
• 55 tees driving range
• Greens Grass: Bent Grass
• Fairways Grass: Bent Grass
• Par 72 (36-36)
• Rules of USGA Govern all play

Notes:

• DD denotes Double Diamond (Championship Tees)
• D denotes Diamond Tees (Men's Tees)
• S denotes Square Tees (Senior Tees)
• C denotes Circles Tees (Women's Tees)
• The slope rating of a golf course, typically in the US, is a measure of its difficulty for bogey golfers.
• The course rating is the sum of the total pars of the played holes.

Hole #1: Overture

Par 4, Handicap 15

• Championship Tee: 383
• Members Tee: 363
• Seniors Tee: 290
• Ladies Tee: 252
• The opening hole is a short par 4 with a right dog leg. The most important shot on this hole is the first.

Hole #2: Plateau

Par 4, Handicap 7

• Championship Tee: 421
• Members Tee: 383
• Seniors Tee: 351
• Ladies Tee: 310
• A patch of wetlands to the right of the tee is a harbinger. This hole has a generous landing zone for the drive, but the second shot is challenged by a two-tiered elevated green.

Hole #3: Craters

Par 5, Handicap 1

• Championship Tee: 575
• Members Tee: 545
• Seniors Tee: 511
• Ladies Tee: 402
• The course's #1 handicap hole is a long, uphill par 5, protected by 24 bunkers. Only two small bunkers are visible from the tee-box, all are visible from the second and third shot, and NONE are seen from the green when looking back at the tee-box.

Hole #4: Vista

Par 3, Handicap 13

• Championship Tee: 223
• Members Tee: 186
• Seniors Tee: 157
• Ladies Tee: 121
• A long par 3 at 223 yards (204 m) from the tip. Requires a carry over tall fescue and bunkers onto a narrow green. This one plays long.

Hole #5: Twin

Par 4, Handicap 3

• Championship Tee: 438
• Members Tee: 407
• Seniors Tee: 376
• Ladies Tee: 333
• With two separate greens, this hole features a fascinating strategy contrast. When the pin is on the left green, a monster bunker protects the hole and the player will need to fight through dense rough. The right green is open, but has a long right dog leg.

Hole #6: Ledge

Par 5, Handicap 11

• Championship Tee: 527
• Members Tee: 485
• Seniors Tee: 450
• Ladies Tee: 407
• This is a medium Par 5, requiring a drive between flanking bunkers. The player has to account for a prevailing headwind on the difficult third shot to a plateau green.

Hole #7: Draw

Par 4, Handicap 5

• Championship Tee: 444
• Members Tee: 419
• Seniors Tee: 386
• Ladies Tee: 339
• A downhill Par 4 that will reward a sweeping draw from the tee.

Hole #8: Orphan

Par 3, Handicap 17

• Championship Tee: 168
• Members Tee: 142
• Seniors Tee: 122
• Ladies Tee: 103
• The hole of this picturesque par 3 is protected by a front-facing pond and wetlands behind. A steep face bunker is located in front of the green.

Hole 9

Hole #9: Snake

Par 4, Handicap 9

• Championship Tee: 406
• Members Tee: 374
• Seniors Tee: 343
• Ladies Tee: 300
• This hole has a generous landing zone for a tee shot. The green is defended by a pond to the left and multiple traps to the right, making for a daunting second shot.

Hole #10: Pulpit

Par 4, Handicap 10

• Championship Tee: 401
• Members Tee: 370
• Seniors Tee: 340
• Ladies Tee: 294
• Blind, uphill tee shot. The second shot requires a long carry over water to a narrow green.

Hole #11: Redan

Par 4, Handicap 4

• Championship Tee: 483
• Members Tee: 433
• Seniors Tee: 376
• Ladies Tee: 301
• A fade is favored from the tee. However, too much is punished by trees.

Hole #12: Rockside

Par 3, Handicap 18

• Championship Tee: 177
• Members Tee: 150
• Seniors Tee: 121
• Ladies Tee: 110
• The green is heavily tiered. Involves high punishment for errant tee shots and high reward for accuracy.

Hole #13: Falls

Par 4, Handicap 2

• Championship Tee: 466
• Members Tee: 444
• Seniors Tee: 424
• Ladies Tee: 325
• One of many visually impressive holes on the course. A waterfall adjacent to the tee sets the stage for the long par 4. Length and accuracy are required from the tee and into the well-protected green. Par is an excellent score.

Hole #14: Dilemma

Par 5, Handicap 8

• Championship Tee: 540
• Members Tee: 511
• Seniors Tee: 480
• Ladies Tee: 441
• The dilemma is to attempt to carry the wasteland on the second shot or lay-up to the right on this par 5. This is a high risk, high reward Fazio classic with eagle possibilities.

Hole #15: Quarry

Par 4, Handicap 16

• Championship Tee: 341
• Members Tee: 311
• Seniors Tee: 291
• Ladies Tee: 257
• A short par 4. It looks innocent, but the green requires an adroit player, as it is the toughest on the course.

Hole #16: Cape

Par 4, Handicap 6

• Championship Tee: 404
• Members Tee: 385
• Seniors Tee: 343
• Ladies Tee: 286
• A dramatic cape hole. Fraught with hazards; the second shot will require pinpoint accuracy.

Hole #17: Headwaters

Par 3, Handicap 14

• Championship Tee: 230
• Members Tee: 200
• Seniors Tee: 180
• Ladies Tee: 80
• A beautiful, wetlands-traversing hole that requires a 200-yard (180 m) carry.

Hole #18: Split

Par 5, Handicap 12

• Championship Tee: 555
• Members Tee: 531
• Seniors Tee: 490
• Ladies Tee: 445
• Majestic finishing hole with cross bunkers that split the fairway. Choose from two fairways for your approach, depending on the pin placement. The wetlands frame a generous green, while hawks that often circle the green and surrounding wetlands add a touch of nature to the experience.

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