Hole 10 Par HCP
Pink Flowering Dogwood 4 16…
Blue 236 – White 224 – Green 208
The Hole Story
Hole 10 Pink Flowering Dogwood: A carefully placed tee shot up the right side of the fairway will leave you a good look onto the green, keep a watchful eye for the small front left bunker.
Naming the Hole
The Pink Flowering Dogwood (Cornus florida var. rubra) is a deciduous tree known for its stunning springtime display of pink flowers. It belongs to the Cornaceae family and typically reaches heights of 15-30 feet. The tree features:
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Leaves: Ovate to elliptic, dark green leaves that turn reddish-purple in the fall.
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Flowers: Clusters of small, yellowish-green flowers surrounded by four large, showy pink bracts, which are often mistaken for petals.
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Bark: Gray-brown, with a distinctive scaly texture.
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Fruit: Bright red drupes that ripen in late summer to fall and provide food for birds.
A true four-season beauty, it offers something new and lovely in each season.
Aerial Flyover
Photo Gallery
The Holes
Hole 1 Par HCP
Port Orford Cedar 4 17…
Hole 2 Par HCP
Double Lavender Hydrangea 4 3…
Hole 3 Par HCP
Purple Tulip Magnolia 5 11…
Hole 4 Par HCP
Big Blue Hydrangea 4 9…
Hole 5 Par HCP
Large White Calla Lily 3 15..
Hole 6 Par HCP
Pistacio Hydrangea 4 5…
Hole 7 Par HCP
Kwanza Pink Cherry 4 1…
Hole 8 Par HCP
The Flower Hole 3 13..
Hole 9 Par HCP
Japanese Viburnum 5 7…
Hole 10 Par HCP
Pink Flowering Dogwood 4 16..
Hole 11 Par HCP
Mt. Fuji Cherry 5 4..
Hole 12 Par HCP
Sitka Sedge 4 14…
Hole 13 Par HCP
White Flowering Dogwood 4/5 2…
Hole 14 Par HCP
Oakleaf Hydrangea 4 12..
Hole 15 Par HCP
Pacific Rhododendron 3 10..
Hole 16 Par HCP
Giant Sitka Spruce 4/5 6…
Hole 17 Par HCP
Oregon Huckleberry 3 18..
Hole 18 Par HCP
