Welcome to Burlington Country Club

Hole 1

From a slightly elevated tee, this challenging opening hole will reward the longer hitters. A drive near the trees on the right, however, can block your approach to a green that is guarded by bunkers on both sides.

Yardage
Black 422	Blue 407	White 389	Silver 334	Green 328
Men's Handicap: 5 Ladies' Handicap: 11 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 2

The longest par 3 on the course requires a long iron or fairway wood to reach this generous green with bunkers on the left and right. The out-of-bounds on the left and behind the green rarely come into play.

Yardage
Black 217	Blue 205	White 185	Silver 183	Green 166
Men's Handicap: 13 Ladies' Handicap: 15 Men's Par: 3 Ladies' Par: 3

Hole 3

A sharp dogleg left, better golfers will use a long iron or fairway wood to a position that allows a 150 yard second shot to the green. Errant shots into the mounds on the right or at the end of the dogleg can prevent reaching the green in two.

Yardage
Black 402	Blue 379	White 356	Silver 340	Green 336
Men's Handicap: 7 Ladies' Handicap: 5 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 4

This is a short par 5 with out-of-bounds on the left and a well-placed fairway bunker on the right. Your second shot needs to avoid the bunker short of the green. Play to the right side to set-up an approach to the green that avoids the bunker guarding the front left.

Yardage
Black 505	Blue 479	White 466	Silver 443	Green 437
Men's Handicap: 15 Ladies' Handicap: 3 Men's Par: 5 Ladies' Par: 5

Hole 5

This moderately straightforward par three requires a short iron to a large green while avoiding the surrounding bunkers.

Yardage
Black 148	Blue 137	White 127	Silver 125	Green 106
Men's Handicap: 17 Ladies' Handicap: 17 Men's Par: 3 Ladies' Par: 3

Hole 6

This is a straightaway, downhill, tree-lined hole requiring a good drive to a fairway that slopes from left to right. Approaching from the left side of the fairway takes the greenside bunker out of play. Over the green into the mounds or the trees behind the green make this hole difficult.

Yardage
Black 417	Blue 391	White 380	Silver 374	Green 309
Men's Handicap: 9 Ladies' Handicap: 13 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 7

The longest par four on the course requires a straight drive, over the bunker on the left and avoiding the bunker on the right, to a narrow landing area. Most players will need an excellent fairway wood or long iron to reach a green whose approach is narrow and bunkered on both the left and right.

Yardage
Black 468	Blue 458	White 436	Silver 380	Green 374
Men's Handicap: 1 Ladies' Handicap: 1 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 8

This narrow fairway rewards a straight drive. Golfers who draw the ball can find their approach to the green blocked by a tree close to the left side of the fairway. The front is wide-open, but bunkers on the left and right guard this elevated green.

Yardage
Black 417	Blue 404	White 380	Silver 378	Green 350
Men's Handicap: 11 Ladies' Handicap: 7 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 9

Expertly placed fairway bunkers come into play on both the right and left. Your drive must carry the bunker on the right to a narrow landing area avoiding the bunker on the left. A straight drive gives a mid-length iron shot to a well-bunkered green.

Yardage
Black 440	Blue 429	White 395	Silver 336	Green 330
Men's Handicap: 3 Ladies' Handicap: 9 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 10

This short hole has trees and bunkers on the left and right to a green that slopes from left to right. A well-placed shot is rewarded.

Yardage
Black 140	Blue 135	White 129	Silver 129	Green 125
Men's Handicap: 18 Ladies' Handicap: 16 Men's Par: 3 Ladies' Par: 3

Hole 11

Out-of-bounds on the left and a large pond on the right requires your long iron or wood to be straight. Most players will aim at the right side of the fairway bunker. The left side of the fairway opens the two-tiered green. Drives on the right require a full shot over the water and a bunker fronting the green.

Yardage
Black 348	Blue 338	White 322	Silver 318	Green 294
Men's Handicap: 16 Ladies' Handicap: 14 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 12

From the tee, this hole appears to be easy, but looks are deceptive. Left takes the water out of play, but brings the trees in play. Bunkers to the left and long, and a stone bulkhead fronting the green make this a challenging hole.

Yardage
Black 194	Blue 180	White 154	Silver 126	Green 100
Men's Handicap: 10 Ladies' Handicap: 18 Men's Par: 3 Ladies' Par: 3

Hole 13

A long, uphill, dogleg right, par 4 that will leave the longer hitters with a mid-length iron to an elevated green. A second shot short on the right requires a difficult pitch to the green. Short left opens up the green for a pitch and run.

Yardage
Black 475	Blue 437	White 403	Silver 353	Green 349
Men's Handicap: 4 Ladies' Handicap: 4 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 14

A long drive on this downhill dogleg left takes the pond on the left out of play. The second shot for the average golfer is a lay-up to a comfortable distance to clear the pond guarding the front of the green on their third. Left, right and long on the approach to the green bring all kinds of trouble.

Yardage
Black 561	Blue 548	White 524	Silver 430	Green 426
Men's Handicap: 6 Ladies' Handicap: 2 Men's Par: 5 Ladies' Par: 5

Hole 15

Trees on the left and right, and a ditch in front of the tee and on the right make a straight drive a must. You do not want to be right on the second shot to the green because of the pond that guards the green on the right. The green slopes from back to front and is bunkered on both sides.

Yardage
Black 394	Blue 383	White 354	Silver 300	Green 294
Men's Handicap: 12 Ladies' Handicap: 12 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 16

A good drive is necessary for this long uphill, slight dogleg right, par 4. The fairway bunker and trees on the left will penalize errant second shots. A right-front bunker guards a very quick green that slopes from back-left to right-front.

Yardage
Black 449	Blue 420	White 385	Silver 359	Green 353
Men's Handicap: 2 Ladies' Handicap: 6 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 17

A straight drive here to avoid the fairway bunkers on the right and left is rewarded with an downhill shot to a green with bunkers on the left and right. A bunker, trees, and out-of-bounds will penalize shots over the green.

Yardage
Black 412	Blue 398	White 369	Silver 350	Green 341
Men's Handicap: 14 Ladies' Handicap: 8 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4

Hole 18

For the long hitters this dogleg left hole offers a high degree of risk-reward. The elevated, well-bunkered green is drivable, but you must be able to carry the tall trees on the left. Most players will use a fairway wood or long iron, and place their drive to a workable distance from the green. Everything drains to the left-front of this green, as do the putts.

Yardage
Black 316	Blue 308	White 280	Silver 276	Green 245
Men's Handicap: 8 Ladies' Handicap: 10 Men's Par: 4 Ladies' Par: 4