Kingston Plantation Reservations Ocean Front Five Star Resort Golf Villa (Homeowner Rental)

KINGSTON PLANTATION RESERVATIONS TIP Sheet ARCADIAN SHORES

Located across the street from your villa room at 8B Canterbury

Hole 1 Par 5
The opening hole appears to be an easy one, but it doesn't yield many birdies. By driving to right center, you stand a good chance of reaching the green in two. Your approach shot can be at the flag, but beware of bunkers surrounding the green. There's not a great amount of break to putts.



Hole 2 Par 3
Beware of tee, it's aligned to the right of the green. There's water on three sides with a bunker and mound guarding the left of the green. Most putts will break away from the mound toward the water.

Hole 3 Par 5
Straight par 5 with drive over water. A deceiving swell in the fairway makes the hole appear shorter. Approach should be to the right side of the two-tiered green because putts will run left. The left part of the green is shallow, a strong shot will end up in the bunker.

Hole 4 Par 4
Straight par 4 with fairway bunkers on left and right. Out of bounds is on the left; your best drive is to right center. Mid to short iron shot to green. The elevated green slopes to the left from a ridge in the center. Beware of under-clubbing second shot.

Hole 5 Par 4
Dog-leg to left. Drive from elevated tee to right center. If your ball falls left of center, your approach may be blocked by a large tree on the left side of the fairway. Guard against bunkers on left. Green has large mound near right center. If the pin lies on the left, steer away from right side of green or you'll need three putts for sure.

Hole 6 Par 4
Dog-leg to right. Drive to left center in order to avoid bunkers in dog-leg. Hit one more club on second shot. Should be no problems putting this narrow green with dip in front.

Hole 7 Par 4
Good birdie hole; however, don't let up. Long iron or fairway wood from the tee. Avoid hitting too close to the left of the fairway because your ball is likely to bounce onto woods. Driving too far right will mean trouble with the fairway bunker. Short approach shot over lake finger and deep bunkers. Favor the right side In putting the large, two-tiered green, you must be on the same level as the pin or you'll encounter difficulties.

Hole 8 Par 3
This hole has a two-tee, two-angle approach. Right tee requires shot over water and deep bunker to shallow green. Left tee gives opening to green on left center. Ridge in middle of green requires some thought when putting.

Hole 9 Par 4
Straight hole with up hill second shot, almost always into the prevailing wind. Your tee shot should fall right of center in order to avoid curving fairway bunker. Use a mid to short iron for approach shot. The large green slopes right to left.

Hole 10 Par 5
A reachable hole in two. Hit your tee shot right of center, short of bunkers on right. The bunkers on the left are in play from the tee. There is out of bounds on left along the total length of the hole. Hit your second shot right of center. This hole features a very small green with many bunkers.

Hole 11 Par 4
Straight away hole to elevated green. This may be the best driving hole on the course. The lake, by design, runs longer to the right. Keep your tee shot left of center and watch for out of bounds on the left of the hole. Make your approach to green with mid to long iron; there's not much trouble if long. Normal break in green will run right to left.

Hole 12 Par 4
Straight away hole with out of bounds on left. Avoid the bunkers on the right side of the fairway. Approach with short to mid iron, but make sure to use plenty of club so that you can carry the front bunker. It's no trouble if you're over the green. A hog-back divides the green down the middle. Shallow green breaks right to left.

Hole 13 Par 4
Dog-leg to left. Fairway runs from tee level for 220 yards then drops sharply down to lake. Avoid hitting too strong and having a downhill lie. Use a mid to long iron for your second shot over water. There's a drop-area by green for water shots. The shallow green has a bunker in back. Shooting from the back bunker is very difficult. Green slopes toward the water. Watch the hog-back right of center.

Hole 14 Par 4
Straight away hole up hill. Back tees require shot over water. Out of bounds is on right with bunkers on left. This is a good birdie hole from the front tees. The green slopes from back to front and is surrounded by bunkers and a large mound in the back.

Hole 15 Par 3
The best tee shot is a high iron over the deep bunker which guards right front, but leaves a small opening on the left. A tee shot pushed too far right will catch the largest bunker on the course. Green has a ridge down the middle and slopes right to left.

Hole 16 Par 5
Long hole with oak tree in center of fairway. It requires a long tee shot to reach the tree. Place tee shot to left of tree to avoid being blocked out on your second shot. Play the second shot short of bunkers to have a short approach to the elevated green. Putts will break left to right.

Hole 17 Par 3
Most picturesque hole on the course with tee shot over water. Use a short iron to reach the putting surface. A long shot will catch rear bunkers. Birdie putts are difficult because of undulations in the green.

Hole 18 Par 4
Slight dog leg to right. Make your tee shot to right center to avoid a left fairway bunker. It takes a mid to long iron to reach the large, two tiered green. Avoid the large bunker on the left. Green slopes from back to front.

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