A beautiful setting welcomes you on the 3rd tee, where Mount Yamnuska is the backdrop for this unpretentious par 4.  A pond 220 years from the tee transects the majority of the fairway, leaving only a small slice of coveted short grass on the left side.  The prudent play is to lay up just short of the water hazard and have a short iron approach to the green.  If you are feeling so inclined, a well struck tee-shot needs to stay in the air for a while to cover the 260 yard carry of the water hazard.  Those able to carry the pond will be rewarded with a short pitch into this elevated two tiered green.

Perfectly sculpted into the natural rolling terrain, this par 4 begins with an elevated tee shot that takes players down to a plateaued fairway, before they once again work their way back uphill to an elevated green complex.  There is a premium placed on hitting an accurate tee shot that will leave a short to mid iron approach.  Don’t be fooled by the illusion of break on this green, it is flatter than it appears.

They say you should always save the best for last, well this is one of our best!  A narrow finishing hole that demands accuracy of the tee.  Beware, the further you hit your tee shot, as trouble looms, both left and right.  The fairway narrows, so the best play is to leave yourself an approach shot around 170 yards to the green.  This leaves you a moderately level lie from which to hit this slightly elevated green in regulation.  Don’t be greedy, take a par and finish with a smile!