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One: A great opening hole! Keep your tee shot left of the fairway bunkers and right of the mounds.
Two: An accurate tee shot here is a must. The fairway slopes toward the waste area to the left. Your approach shot is only a short iron into a narrow, "L" shaped green. Three: The first of four par 5s at Silverthorn demands both length and accuracy. This green slopes towards the water, so choose carefully. Four: This classic short par 4 is greatly affected by wind direction. A drive between the two fairway bunkers leads into this very small, narrow green. Five: Silverthorn's signature hole! A short, but very tough, par 3 where club selection is everything. The green that slopes toward the water in the back third. Six: This long, tough par 4 is one of the best holes on the outward half. The heart of the fairway leads to a large, two-tiered green. Seven: On this long par 5, a good drive out to the plateau will give you a great place to hit your lay-up shot to the right of the second fairway bunker, leaving only a short iron in. Eight: Club selection is everything on this great par 3! Different pin placements and wind can mean up to a 5-club swing. Nine: A good drive that avoids the bunkers right and water left will leave you a mid-iron approach to the green. Ten: A great start to Silverthorn's back nine! This short par 4 has a generous landing area which will set up a short iron into a very well-guarded green. Eleven: This medium length par 3 plays slightly less than the yardage because of the elevation drop from tee to green. Twelve: The first par 5 on the back nine demands a very accurate tee shot to find the well-bunkered landing area. Thirteen: Another short but demanding par 4. Avoid the fairway bunkers for a short iron approach to the green. Fourteen: One of the best par 4s here at Silverthorn! The drive is uphill to a fairly narrow landing area framed by three large bunkers. Fifteen: This fairly long, well-protected par 3 requires a very accurate tee shot to avoid the greenside bunkers. Sixteen: An accurate tee shot is critical on this hole! Anything in the fairway bunker or in the right rough will almost assure you a bogey. Seventeen: This very long, uphill par 4 requires a sizeable carry from the tee. An excellent long iron will reach the large putting surface on the slightly elevated green. Eighteen: This par 5 is reachable for long hitters, and if done correctly, the average player can birdie it. A short iron approach will help you avoid water on the sides of the green.
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