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Hole 1

Par 4
Men's Handicap - 15
Women's Handicap - 15

414 Black / 390 Gold / 366 Blue / 340 White / 282 Red

The 1st hole features large trees to the left and a beautiful wetland to the right. This is one of the more spectacular tee shots on the golf course. Favor the left side of the fairway in order to avoid the bunkers guarding the right side of the green.

Hole 2

Par 4 
Men' Handicap - 11
Women's Handicap - 9

444 Black / 431 Gold / 383 Blue / 371 White / 321 Red 

You must hit a long drive down the right side of the very difficult par 4 to get your best opportunity to hit the green. The deception bunker short left makes judging distances extremely difficult. There‘s plenty of room in front to run your ball up to the green.

Hole 3

Par 5
Men's Handicap - 13
Women's Handicap - 11

577 Black / 542 Gold / 510 Blue / 478 White / 452 Red 

This long par 5 is s slight dogleg left. A well placed second shot will give you a wedge or short iron into one of the bigger greens on the course. 

Hole 4

Par 3
Men's Handicap - 17
Women's Handicap - 17

195 Black / 192 Gold / 163 Blue / 158 White / 93 Red 

A straight mid-iron shot to the par three 4th is the smart play. Anything landing beyond the middle of the green will run off the back edge.

Hole 5

Par 4 
Men's Handicap - 9
Women's Handicap - 5

436 Black / 418 Gold / 385 Blue / 358 White / 322 Red

Favor the left side of the hole off the tee on the par four 5th hole. This green has a ridge running from the front to the back and the surface slopes away on the right and left-hand sides.

Hole 6

Par 5
Men's Handicap - 5
Women's Handicap - 13

574 Black / 539 Gold / 510 Blue / 485 White / 421 Red

The wind direction determines if the par-five 6th hole is a two or three shot hole. The approach into the green, whether a second or third shot, is best played from the left side. This green is the deepest green on the course.

Hole 7

Par 4
Men's Handicap - 3
Women's Handicap - 3

474 Black / 420 Gold / 394 Blue / 370 White / 344 Red

The long and intimidating par four 7th hole is a straightaway shot where you can bounce your second shot into a green that slopes right to left. Water guards the left-hand side of the green and it does come into play.

Hole 8

Par 4 
Men's Handicap - 1
Women's Handicap - 1

475 Black / 450 Gold / 418 Blue / 385 White / 296 Red 

The par-four 8th is a dogleg to the right with fairway bunkers down the left-hand side. The long second shot is a forced carry over water to a large, fairly flat green.

Hole 9

Par 4
Men's Handicap - 7
Women's handicap - 7

448 Black / 433 Gold / 415 Blue / 399 White / 369 Red

The 9th hole at Golf Club of Houston requires an accurate tee shot between a lake that borders the left-hand side of the fairway and the trees on the right. The second shot is into a slightly elevated green, heavily bunkered on the left-hand side. And depending on the wind, this hole can produce birdies with the short iron or bogeys with the long iron, into a very difficult green.

Hole 10

Par 5
Men's Handicap - 4
Women's Handicap - 6

562 Black / 508 Gold / 481 Blue / 454 White / 422 Red

The 10th hole at Golf Club of Houston plays to the northwest and dodges slightly to the right. Take your driver down the left side of the hole for the best go at the green in two.

On your second shot you must carry over a bunker 35 yards short of the green or layup short and left of the bunker for the best angle into the green.

Hole 11

Par 4 
Men's Handicap - 10
Women's Handicap - 14

427 Black / 413 Gold / 380 Blue / 350 White / 310 Red 

The 11th hole is a dogleg left and is best approached from the left-center of the fairway to avoid the large, deep bunker on the right side of the green. If there is a place to miss on your second shot it is at the left side of the green for an easier up-and-down.

Hole 12

Par 3
Men's Handicap - 12
Women's Handicap - 12

222 Black / 217 Gold / 196 Blue / 163 White / 129 Red 

The 12th hole is a long par-3 over water and features a deception bunker 25 yards short of the green. The emphasis here is on ball striking. There is room short to bounce the ball onto the green and the best place to miss it is on the right

Hole 13

Par 4 
Men's Handicap - 8
Women's Handicap - 8

401 Black / 394 Gold / 289 Blue / 285 White / 257 Red

Position off the tee on number 13 is everything. The tee shot with a metal wood or a long iron must be in the fairway to approach this small, L-shaped green.

Hole 14

Par 3
Men's Handicap - 16
Women's Handicap - 18

190 Black / 153 Gold  / 149 Blue / 112 White / 86 Red

Hole number fourteen features colorful wetlands plants and tall pines. That makes this one of the most beautiful holes on the entire golf course. The obvious aim on this hole is to the right side.

Hole 15

Par 4 
Men's Handicap - 14
Women's Handicap - 10

393 Black / 377 Gold / 356 Blue / 332 White / 311 Red

For the best angle on hole No. 15, take the tee shot over the cross bunker down the left side of the fairway. A drive right of center can end up behind a huge tree with a couple of deep bunkers guarding the right side of the green

Hole 16

Par 4 
Men's Handicap - 2
Women's Handicap - 2

498 Black / 456 Gold / 431 Blue / 404 White  / 379 Red

This is the longest par four on the entire course. Hit your best drive or you might have a long iron or a fairway metal on your second shot. The largest green on the course is actually two small greens, with a huge role between them. It’s well-guarded by bunkers on the left and is fronted on the right by water.

Hole 17

Par 3
Men's Handicap - 18
Women's Handicap - 16

196 Black / 182 Gold / 162 Blue / 141 White / 121 Red

Depending on the pin placement on the 17th hole, this hole could be either a birdie or a double bogey. To the right, the green surface is wide open and approachable. But when the pin is tucked behind the left, the green surface disappears behind a deep bunker. Play it smart to the right side of the green and let your putter do the work.

Hole 18

Par 5
Men's Handicap - 6
Women's Handicap - 4

582 Black / 554 Gold / 529 Blue / 499 White / 469 Red

The long par 5 18th hole plays due South, so it will usually play longer than the yardage on the card. The right side of the hole is protected by wetlands down the entire hole. Get close on your second shot to give you a wedge into a shallow, well-bunkered green