Harbor Ridge Golf Course

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Harbor Ridge Golf Course
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Map of Harbor Ridge
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Score Card
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Hole 1 538 Yards Par 5
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The Tee Shot on Hole 1

• This 538 yard par 5 is one of the most demanding
  holes on the front side. The tee shot should be
  played just to the left of the fairway bunker as
  the fairway slopes from left to right.

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Hole 1 First Landing Area
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The Second Shot on Hole 1

• Favoring the right side of the fairway on the
  second shot will leave a mid to short iron into
  the elevated green.

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Hole 1 Second Landing Area
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The Third Shot on Hole 1

• From this position you will have an uphill shot
  to a large back to front sloping green. Placing
  the shot below the pin will leave a good chance
  for birdie.

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Hole 1 Green 6,830 sq. ft.
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Hole 2 347 Yards Par 4
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The Tee Shot on Hole 2

• This short 347 yard par 4 can be one of the
  toughest holes on the course. The landing area is
  receptive for leaving an approach shot of 120 to
  150 yards into the green.

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Hole 2 Landing Area
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The Second Shot on Hole 2

• It is important to keep the shot below the pin
  and slightly to the left as the green slopes
  severely from right to left. Par is a good score
  here.

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Hole 2 Green 5,480 sq. ft.
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Hole 3 165 Yards Par 3
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The Tee Shot on Hole 3

• One of the toughest par 3s in Erie County.
  This intimidating tee shot is a sure attention
  grabber. The length of this hole can be stretched
  from 165 to 205 yards. Watch out for water short
  and out-of-bounds left and over the green. Keep
  the ball short of the flag for the best putt at
  birdie.

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Hole 3 Green 5,000 sq. ft.
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Hole 4 306 Yards Par 4
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The Tee Shot on Hole 4

• The shortest par 4 on the course measuring only
  306 yards. It plays much longer as it is all
  uphill. Lay back to the left side of the fairway
  around the 100 yard marker for a flat lie and an
  open shot to this elevated green.

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Hole 4 Landing Area
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The Second Shot on Hole 4

• The approach shot to this elevated green with a
  false front is better short than long as the
  green slopes from back to front.

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Hole 4 Green 4,450 sq. ft.
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Hole 5 502 Yards Par 5
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The Tee Shot on Hole 5

• A great risk and reward 502 yard par 5. Find
  the fairway and then decide whether to go for it
  or lay up short of the water.

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Hole 5 First Landing Area
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The Second Shot on Hole 5

• The second shot is the most demanding shot on
  the front 9. A good drive will leave a 200 to 225
  yard shot to a narrow fairway. It requires
  accuracy as out of bounds is on the left and
  water hazards short and right.

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Hole 5 Second Landing Area
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The Third Shot on Hole 5

• This large green is difficult to hold and
  requires a good wedge shot, as a slight false
  front can stop a bump and run shot short of the
  pin.

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Hole 5 Green 6,168 sq. ft.
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Hole 6 335 Yards Par 4
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The Tee Shot on Hole 6

• This par 4 is a slight dogleg, measuring 335
  yards. Out-of-bounds guards both left and right
  sides of the fairway. To take trouble out of play
  hit it short of the bunkers, but this leaves a
  blind second shot. The aggressive play is to hit
  driver and find the fairway for a short iron
  approach.

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Hole 6 Landing Area
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The Second Shot on Hole 6

• One of the most difficult approach shots on the
  front nine. A pronounced false front and front to
  back slope make it difficult to hold this green.

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Hole 6 Green 5,533 sq. ft.
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Hole 7 352 Yards Par 4
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The Tee Shot on Hole 7

• Watch out for out-of-bounds on both sides of
  the fairway and a water hazard that cuts the
  fairway in two. Staying short of the water off
  the tee leaves a 120 to 150 yard shot.

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Hole 7 Landing Area
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The Second Shot on Hole 7

• An accurate approach is required as bunkers and
  water hazards guard this two-tiered green.

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Hole 7 Green 5,373 sq. ft.
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Hole 8 169 Yards Par 3
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The Tee Shot on Hole 8

• A true links style par 3 of 169 yards. A
  two-tiered green that slopes from back to front
  is receptive to playing it short and chasing the
  ball up to the hole. Hit it long or right and
  your looking at a bogey.

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Hole 8 Green 4,502 sq. ft.
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Hole 9 375 Yards Par 4
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The Tee Shot on Hole 9

• A great 375 yard, par 4 demands two good
  shots into the prevailing wind to make par.
  Finding the fairway off the tee is a must here.

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Hole 9 Landing Area
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The Second Shot on Hole 9

• This large, well-guarded green has two bunkers
  short and one bunker long. A shot landing past
  center normally will run through the green and
  will require a chip or sand play to make par.

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Hole 9 Green 5,158 sq. ft.
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Driving Range
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Practice Green
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Clubhouse
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Clubhouse Interior
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Pro Shop
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View From Clubhouse
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Spectacular Sunsets
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Just Par For The Course