The Maple Course
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The pride of Oak Gables is the Maple Course, a picturesque layout that winds its way to the back of the course property. Here golfers will find themselves in a scenic valley surrounded by beautiful views in all directions. Oak Gables' most difficult hole can be found on the Maple nine. While only 273 yards in length, precise shot making is required on the par four 7th to stay out of trouble presented by both a pond and a creek on the right side of the fairway. A pond also guards the front right side of the green which leads to a very tough approach shot. It's a great hole, one where you may see more bogeys than birdies!
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The Oak Course
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This nine holes measures 2192 yards in length and is a difficult par 32. The first hole is the most challenging. At 474 yards, this par 5 winds its way around and over a large pond on the left, and a creek running across the fairway. The unique feature of the Oak Course, is its 6 par 3’s which offer a great variation of yardages from 125 yards up to 188 yards. This coupled with its 2 par 5’s allows golfers to test their entire game.
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The Pine Course
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The Pine Course is a par 33. The rolling terrain provides a variety of lies that most golfers find challenging. The 343 yard par 4 eighth hole plays the most difficult of the 9. The approach shot can be very demanding, especially from the uneven, sometimes awkward lie in the fairway. The 6th hole is the most difficult par 3, measuring 193 yards in length, playing up hill and into the prevailing wind.
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