The drive places a premium on accuracy here. Approach shots too far left or right may be blocked to this well protected green.

This par-4 requires a straight shot from the tee. The approach plays farther than it looks. This green is one of the most challenging to putt on the course with its subtle undulations.

A very picturesque par-5. The tee shot is played from island tees out of a shoot of trees and must be hit straight. The lay-up can be played aggressively or well back. The elevated green has ample break, so 5 is a good score here.

A very picturesque par-5. The tee shot is played from island tees out of a shoot of trees and must be hit straight. The lay-up can be played aggressively or well back. The elevated green has ample break, so 5 is a good score here.

One of Rosedale’s prettiest holes. This slight dogleg left requires a good fairway wood tee shot to leave a short iron approach over the lake to a flat putting surface. A truly enjoyable hole to play.

There is more room left than you can see from the tee and is the desired line. The approach to the green is a hybrid to mid-iron. The green is relatively flat with some back to front slope.

This hole features Rosedale’s beauty and challenge. A solid drive leaves the player past the corner for a long approach to one of the fastest and most severely sloped greens at Rosedale.

This long par-3 requires a straight tee shot to avoid the bunkers and mounds surrounding the green. The green slopes mostly from back to front with the left-side of the green predominately lower.

This is a gem of a par-5 finishing hole. The hole winds through the trees and opens up around the green for an iconic finish. The second shot lay-up is very narrow and must be struck solidly. The approach is an easy wedge to an ample green, which slopes back to front.