St. Andrews – Road Hole: The opening shot plays downhill alongside a road, just like #17 at St. Andrews, the birthplace of golf. At 65-yards and a green that slopes back to front club selection is key.

Royal Troon - Postage Stamp: The shortest hole on the course playing 34-yards and features an uphill shot to the smallest green on the course known as a “Postage Stamp”.

Pine Valley: It was once said that “Pine Valley’s par 3’s are the finest and most difficult one-shotters you’ll come across.” Paying homage to that quote, our 91-yard tee shot plays slightly uphill through a narrow opening. Many will rejoice as if their 3 was a 2 here.

Whistling Straits – “O’ Man”: As you stand on the tee of this 74-yard slightly uphill hole, “O-Man” is what you’ll say when you look at the picturesque view of the big courses 2nd hole.

Augusta National: Surrounded by towering pine trees, this 51-yard par 3 pays tribute to the towering pines that surround the holes at Augusta National.

Oakmont: Just like at Oakmont, the final green doubles as the course’s practice putting green. At 98-yards, the longest hole on the course will allow for a great chance for that final birdie on the day!