EXPERIENCE WINDHAM GOLF COURSE
The Windham Golf Course opens with one of our original holes dating back to 1922. This par-4 is a challenge right out of the gate. Being able to make two good shots into the large green could lead to a good chance for an opening birdie.
No. 2 is all about positioning – the left side of the fairway is favorable. A mere 300 yards, it is all about the trees protecting an undulating green. No. 3 is a 150 yard, uphill, par-3 to a difficult four quadrant green. Trouble awaits all around this green with a sizable bunker to the left hand side. Although a short hole, it can be very deceptive. No. 4. is rewarding for the risk takers. This par-4, with a bunker on the right of this back to front sloping green, is a great birdie opportunity with an accurate tee shot.
No. 5 is a dog leg left with trees protecting the left side of this hole. Proper placement off the tee gives you a chance to get there in two. With the deep bunkering on the right and a severe false front in front of the green, you might want to think about adding an extra club.
No. 6 is a straight, 182 yard, uphill par-3 that is one of the more difficult holes to master on the course. It presents a bunker to the left front and a two tiered green.
No. 7 is an uphill par-4 running along the perimeter of our course. Watch out! – Although a mid to short hole, it possesses one of the most severe greens on the golf course. You don’t want to go long on this hole.
No. 8 hole is a par-4 with a significant dog leg left. Favor the right-center of the fairway, and if you are lucky to catch the slope of the hill, you’ll have a shorter approach shot into this largely sloped green. This green slopes back to front, so take an extra look at your putt if you want to have a good score.
No. 9 hole is a blind, uphill, short par-3, a change up from the previous holes. Although short, it’s a fairly large green, so par is a good score.
No. 10 is a tree-lined par-5, with trouble on both sides of the fairway. The deep right bunker and a false front on the small sloped green makes club selection imperative. Keep it in the middle of this hole for a chance at a good score.
No. 11 plays as a mighty par-5, challenging even the most advanced golfers. Three good shots into this well protected narrow green makes walking away with par a good score.
No. 12 is a par-4, one of the most difficult holes on the golf course. A well positioned tee shot to the right side of the fairway on this hole is imperative. It requires an accurate mid to long iron into the relatively flat green with bunkers in front.
No. 13 is a medium length par-4 where avoiding the fescue on the left side of the fairway is imperative. Depending on the hole location of this challenging green complex, you’re either lucky or unlucky to walk away with a par.
No. 14 is a risk reward drivable par-4 for some players, or a strategic positioning iron shot for the best chance of holding the well protected green because of the difficult slope. Be wary of the pond and bunker to the left of the green.
No. 15 is a long par-5 with out of bounds and woods down the right side, and a fescue and trees on the left. You can challenge your second shot to the green that has a false front and a difficult bunker to the right.
No. 16 is a long par-3 which plays downhill with bunkers on either side protecting a severe sloping green.
No. 17 is a long par-4 with water on the right hand side. Although long, it plays one club less into the green as the green sits a bit below the horizon. One of the more difficult holes to par on the Windham final 3.
No. 18 is a lengthy downhill par-3. Club selection is key to holding this right to left green. With a bunker and out of bounds on the left, this finishing hole is one to remember.
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