Combing quality standards in maintenance with the finest design elements, the Sundale Country Club course appeals to the true golf enthusiast. A lasting testament to this great golf course is that members and non-members look forward to playing it round after round.
Complimenting the golf course is a newly renovated clubhouse and a fully equipped practice facility, practice greens, chipping areas, a driving range, and a Pro Shop featuring a full range of golf equipment.
David Bolar, our Golf Director is a PGA golf professional. He has over 30 years of experience in golf course management and teaching. David provides individual and group golf lessons and also manages our Pro Shop.
Sloping fairway allows off-line balls to find the center for your second shot. Fairway is lined with large Eucalyptus and pine trees. Your approach shot will need to negotiate the two large bunkers in front to find a two level green. It is important to get your ball on the correct level.
Straight away par 4, pines on the left and Eucalyptus trees on the right. Watch out for water on the left on your approach shot. Balls hitting left of the green may roll all the way down to the water. The green is protected with a bunker on the front right and on the right. A very small green with severe breaks in the back left corner.
A great par 3, protected by a bunker on the left. The green has a false front, requiring balls to land towards the middle of the green. If the pin is in front, coming up short often makes the hole easier than putting down the steep slope and finding your ball rolling out of the green. Speed and break of putts to the front part of this green can be treacherous.
Tee shot must thread its way down a narrow slot between two bunkers. Once negotiated, keep the ball left of the Camphor trees on the right side of the fairway. Green is large, flat and well protected by a front left bunker and a long bunker on the right. Missing to the right will require a creative way to thread your way under the branches of the trees and over the bunker.
After carrying your tee shot over a lake and between the two bunkers that guard the left and right sides of the fairway, you need to negotiate a front bunker which guards 75% of the green. The green is very narrow from front to back, with a the front half sloping to the front and the rear of the green sloping away from the fairway. A difficult green to hit.
Don’t go long. Narrow fairway, protected by a bunker on the right and a carry over water on your approach shot makes this a difficult hole. The right side is lined with Cottonwood trees and beyond that is a lake starting at 235 yards off of the tee. A very steep slope behind the green makes getting up an down nearly impossible. Did I say DON’T GO LONG?
Great finishing hole. A reachable par 5, with water in front. Fairway lined on the left with pine trees. The occasional pine on the right can block an attempt at the green. A ball over the back of the green will leave you with a difficult chip. Green is protected with a bunker on the front left and to the right side.
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