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Front 9 Course Tour
Tour the Front 9 Holes of our Rees Jones designed golf course
Back 9 Course Tour
Tour the Back 9 Holes of our Rees Jones designed golf course
Course Card
The 18-hole, par 71 golf course is a 6,355 yard Rees Jones design and includes a practice range, short-game facility and pro shop. Jones took full advantage of the natural streams and ponds, found on 12 holes and incorporated the precipitous changes in elevation to carve out a course that plays longer than the card.
The course retains the land’s natural beauty, enhanced by seasonal changes from Dogwood and Mountain Laurel blooming in the spring to fall foliage visible for miles in every direction.
Course: Rating 71.7 / Slope 138
Total: 6355 Yards, Par 71
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Front 9
Front 9
Back 9
Slopes & Rating
HOLE
Black
Blue
Green
Red
Red 2
PAR
Men's Handicap
Women's Handicap
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
OUT
346
340
318
307
272
412
408
391
353
353
531
507
436
409
239
161
157
140
135
135
382
375
277
277
277
466
434
326
326
296
403
384
368
330
245
176
164
157
147
147
362
347
333
315
315
3239
3116
2746
2599
2279
4
4
5
3
4
5
4
3
4
36
14
10
12
14
2
2
16
16
4
12
6
4
10
8
18
18
8
6
CLOSE
HOLE 1
Redding Country Club’s opening hole is a short dogleg left par 4. A drive placed down the right center of the landing area will avoid a corner fairway bunker and leave a favorable angle into this slightly elevated green. A deep front left bunker protects the green which slopes from right to left and back to front. Staying below the hole is a must if you want to secure your par!
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PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
14
Women
10
TEE
346
340
318
307
272
CLOSE
HOLE 2
This lengthy par 4 is a gentle dogleg left. Aim for the right center of the fairway to take advantage of the downhill right-to-left slope which will reward these tee shots with extra roll out. But beware as this line also brings a well-positioned right fairway bunker into play. Use one less club for your downhill approach to this well-bunkered green which slopes gently from the back right to the front left corner.
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PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
12
Women
14
TEE
412
408
391
353
353
CLOSE
HOLE 3
Enjoy the panoramic view from the tee boxes of this, Redding Country Club’s longest, par 5. Favoring the right center of the fairway off the tee will shorten your second shot across a pond to the layup area short of the elevated green. A gentle swale in the center of the putting surface separates two flat landing areas on this longitudinally angled green. Avoid going over the green as this makes getting up and down extremely difficult.
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PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
2
Women
2
TEE
531
507
436
409
239
CLOSE
HOLE 4
Add extra club off the tee on this slightly elevated par 3 which is protected by two front bunkers framing the hole. The putting surface has two levels with a spine in between running from the back right to the front left portion of the green.
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PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
16
Women
16
TEE
161
157
140
135
135
CLOSE
HOLE 5
Getting your ball on the green in regulation requires two accurate shots on this challenging par 4. Well struck tee shots reach the lower landing area that levels out to the right of the left fairway bunker. Use less club for this slightly downhill approach shot into a small, almost island, green protected by water in the front and penalty areas on the back and right. Depending upon the pin placement, the small bowl in the front center of the putting surface can make for a difficult two putt. Par is a commendable score.
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PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
4
Women
12
TEE
382
375
277
277
277
CLOSE
HOLE 6
Don’t let the yardage deceive you on this “short” par 5. Favor the left center of the fairway as balls landing on the right third will kick towards the right rough. Gauge your distance off the tee as a well-positioned left fairway bunker will collect balls from long hitters. There is a severe upslope in the approach zone of the fairway, so choose your distance properly on your layup shot. Add 20 yards to your shot into this elevated two-tiered green. Putting from below the hole is crucial in securing your par.
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PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
6
Women
4
TEE
466
434
326
326
296
CLOSE
HOLE 7
A large hardwood tree at the right corner of this uphill dogleg right par 4 requires navigation. Favoring the left side of the fairway off the tee gives the best chance at a clear path for your approach to this partially hidden green. Bunkers front and left protect a putting surface that contains subtle undulations.
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PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
10
Women
8
TEE
403
384
368
330
245
CLOSE
HOLE 8
The easiest of the par 3’s, this hole provides an excellent birdie chance. Use less club from the tee box as you enjoy this beautiful downhill hole. The green, protected on either side by bunkers, gently narrows toward the back, where a shot landing long may find the water. Tee shots favoring the front of the green will provide you the largest landing area. When putting, the surface slopes from back to front and falls off at the shoulders.
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PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
18
Women
18
TEE
176
164
157
147
147
CLOSE
HOLE 9
The opening nine closes on this picturesque hole which is framed by the clubhouse in the distance. Out of bounds right and water on the left makes for an intimidating tee shot. Add a half club to your approach shot to a slightly elevated green that is protected by bunkers front and right. Stay below the hole as the green slopes significantly from back to front.
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PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
8
Women
6
TEE
362
347
333
315
315
HOLE
Black
Blue
Green
Red
Red 2
PAR
Men's Handicap
Women's Handicap
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
IN
TOTAL
200
167
145
120
120
415
394
363
308
283
478
455
388
388
388
187
183
170
147
147
348
348
340
312
312
440
397
384
341
291
311
311
290
276
171
412
374
256
256
256
325
319
300
272
272
3116
2948
2636
2420
2240
6355
6064
5382
5019
4519
3
4
5
3
4
4/5
4
4
4
36
72
15
17
7
7
1
1
17
15
13
13
3
3
9
5
5
9
11
11
CLOSE
HOLE 10
Depending upon your tee box location and the prevailing wind direction, you’ll need to adjust your yardage to this exposed and elevated green. The putting surface which slopes from the back left to the front right corner is protected by two deep bunkers on the left, a kidney-shaped trap on the right and a steeply sloped apron short of the green. Being above the hole leaves a challenging two putt.
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PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
15
Women
17
TEE
200
167
145
120
120
CLOSE
HOLE 11
Favor the left center of the fairway off the tee and be short of the pond to give yourself a good angle for your subsequent approach shot. Add an extra club and play to the center of the elevated green which runs diagonally to the fairway. The green is protected by a deep bunker on the left and a steeply sloped apron short of the green. The putting surface slopes from the center to the back and front sections of the green.
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PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
7
Women
7
TEE
415
394
363
308
283
CLOSE
HOLE 12
This challenging uphill par 5 has trouble along both sides of the fairway all the way to the green. Accuracy will be duly rewarded. Targeting your tee ball for the first raised landing area will provide you with the best lie for your second shot. Most golfers hit their second shot to the next raised plateau 100 yards from the pin. The green, framed by two large oak trees, is protected by two bunkers, back and right, and by a hazard left and below the green. There is a small flat raised area in the back-right corner of the putting surface. Balls that land short of this area are gently redirected to the left. Using these slopes can offer you scoring opportunities on this #1 handicap hole.
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PAR
5
HANDICAP
Men
1
Women
1
TEE
478
455
388
388
388
CLOSE
HOLE 13
Although the hole is level with the tee box, your tee shot on this par 3 must fly a deep gully before reaching the two-tiered putting surface. Accuracy on this first shot will avoid the out of bounds and green-side trap on the left and the vegetation off to the right. Getting your ball on the correct tier will optimize your chance for a good score on this deceptively difficult hole.
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PAR
3
HANDICAP
Men
17
Women
15
TEE
187
183
170
147
147
CLOSE
HOLE 14
Off the tee box, aiming for the cell tower on the horizon should help direct your ball to the right center of the fairway where the downhill slope will allow it to gently roll left to a flat collection area at the corner of the dogleg of this short par 4. The downhill approach plays shorter than the yardage. Carrying the small front pot bunker will be the last task before carefree putting on this relatively flat green. Two accurate shots on this hole should provide a good chance at birdie.
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PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
13
Women
13
TEE
348
348
340
312
312
CLOSE
HOLE 15
This hole requires both length and accuracy off the tee. Favor the right center of the fairway for the best angle and view of the elevated green. The putting surface is two-tiered so landing on the correct shelf will help make two-putting possible. One large bunker wraps around the left corner of the green while an apron off the right offers relief for shots hit short of the putting surface. Making par feels like birdie on this tough and long par 4 (5W).
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PAR
4/5
HANDICAP
Men
3
Women
3
TEE
440
397
384
341
291
CLOSE
HOLE 16
The tee box is tightly contained in the wood line before it opens slightly to a downward sloping fairway. Accurate shots from the tee will be rewarded with an unobstructed approach shot with a wedge or short iron. The green complex is elevated with two deep bunkers in the front and a drop off to the left and back of the putting surface. The left back portion of the green falls gently away making it difficult to hold this portion with your approach shot especially if not lofted. The putting surface slopes from the back right to the left front corner.
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PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
9
Women
5
TEE
311
311
290
276
171
CLOSE
HOLE 17
Favor the left center of the fairway off the tee to avoid the hidden pond on the right. Any roll out on the fairway should help direct the ball to the right and provide an excellent angle to this diagonally placed green. The uphill approach must be struck solidly to carry the false front hidden by the elevation. Five small bunkers frame the front portion of the green with two more traps hidden behind on the right. The green contains a small ridge from back to front extending down the right third of the putting surface. The surface slopes significantly from back to front making it important to leave the ball below the hole.
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PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
5
Women
9
TEE
412
374
256
256
256
CLOSE
HOLE 18
Favor the right center of the fairway of this short par 4 as there is a subtle slope that will kick the ball left after it lands. Long hitters may not want to use driver off the tee because of a pond on the right hidden from view which is potentially reachable. The green slopes from back to front and left to right and is protected by bunkers on each side. An accurate approach should ensure a par on this, Redding Country Club’s, finishing hole.
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PAR
4
HANDICAP
Men
11
Women
11
TEE
325
319
300
272
272
Black
Blue
Green
Red
Red 2
Slope
138
131
121
120
115
WOMEN
Black
Blue
Green
Red
Red 2
Rating
71.7
70.8
67.9
69.4
66.6
WOMEN