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Fernie Golf Club

Course Information

Front Nine

Tee123456789OUT
BLACK3963792185281694011825134383224
BLUE3833641875031443751445003952995
WHITE331333164440963561244603292633
MEN'S HANDICAP14126816101842
PLAYING TIME0:140:280:420:581:111:251:381:542:08
PAR44353435435
RED 318321143428962881244283292475
GREEN 2552568933887253663582851987
LADIES HANDICAP12101641461828

Back Nine

Tee101112131415161718INTOTAL
BLACK39619040243641742617338552133466570
BLUE373153379397390412159355493 A31116106
WHITE34313635236736731015033345028085441
MEN'S HANDICAP5157391171113
PLAYING TIME2:222:362:503:043:183:323:453:594:15
PAR4344443453570
RED34310535230136731013530841626375112
GREEN294962722693022439624837121914178
LADIES HANDICAP9171337115115

Hole by Hole

Hole 1

A slight dogleg to the right. Keep your drive down the right side as to not go through the fairway on the left. Keep your approach shot below the hole on this severely back to front sloping green.

Hole 2

Keep your shot down the left side so that you can avoid the large trees by the green on your approach. The front half of the green slopes severely back to front.

Hole 3

This is a long and tough par 3. Pay attention to the wind as proper club selection is a must. Target the left center of the green to avoid the water on the right.

Hole 4

On this reachable par 5 you want to hug the left side of the fairway to have a shorter approach shot. An accurate approach shot is a must on this severely sloped green with bunkers left and right.

Hole 5

The 5th green is well protected from all sides making club selection very important. A creek runs from the back left around to the front edge. Keep the ball below the hole if possible on this severely back to front sloping green

Hole 6

A straight away par 4! Let the big dog eat, hit it as far down the left center of the fairway as you can. Watch for the subtle breaks on this seemingly flat green.

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Hole 7

It will take a mid to long iron to hit this par 3 green in one. The key to making birdie here is to keep the ball below the hole.

Hole 8

The shortest par 5 on the course but the narrowest as well. Everything is set up from a good tee shot down the left center. The tough decision is whether to layup to the water or split the middle. A good approach to this large but fairly flat green will give you an excellent chance at birdie.

Hole 9

This hole plays long from every tee and therefore a long and accurate shot is a must. The left side of the fairway is your target as the right side slopes towards the water. Watch the false front on your approach, it has halted many good shots to a front flag.

Hole 10

This well protected par 4 will require an accurate tee shot to avoid the bunker left and water right. It takes a 200-260 yard carry to make it past the trouble, if you try, make sure to aim at the fairway bunker closer to the green. The approach should be aimed at the middle of the green.o.

Hole 11

One of the only uphill shots at the Fernie Golf Club, this tee shot will need an extra one or two clubs. Aim up the right side of the green as everything slopes downhill to the left

Hole 12

This short but big dogleg right par 4 sets up for a left to right tee shot. Aim it straight over the right fairway bunkers and you will be rewarded with a shorter approach to this two tiered green. Pay attention to the yardage on your approach as this green is surrounded by 5 bunkers.

Hole 13

The beginning of a tough stretch of holes. Your tee shot should be played to the widest part of the fairway about 150 yards from the green. That will leave you with a reasonable approach to this long and narrow three tiered green. Par is a good score here.

Hole 14

Place your tee shot down the right side of the fairway to take the large trees on the left out of play. Err on the short side on your approach to avoid the penalty area directly behind this green.

Hole 15

A long and straight tee shot is the key to start the #1 handicap hole with out of bounds right and big trees left. The green is very deep so pay attention to the pin placement as this approach can play two to three clubs different from front to back.o.

Hole 16

You’ve made it through the tough stretch and are rewarded with a relatively easy par 3. Keep your ball below the hole when the pin is at the front of this severely back to front sloping green.

Hole 17

Watch out for the water that lies hidden past the trees on the right. Play it safe up the left center and take dead aim at the flagstick on this flat green.

Hole 18

A tricky par 5 to finish out the round. Keep your tee shot to the left to open up the hole. A layup to the corner will give you a short iron or wedge to this huge and exciting green. Make sure to keep your approach shot on the pin side of the hump in the middle of the green.