A TRUE COASTAL COURSE

Atlantic Dunes by Davis Love III

Wide corridors, strategic angles, tiered greens and ocean wind. The approach decision is usually more important than the tee-shot spectacle.

Par72

Blue tees6,522yards

Rating73.6

Slope140

Designed byDavis Love III

Round 1Thu · Aug 27 · 1:30 PMBest Ball

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The 18, in one scan

Pick a hole, get the shot.

One cue, one target, one decision at a time. Tap any hole for the full recon.

01Par 4 · Blue 370 yd225-235 landing targetUse the width, but finish left of the right-side water. Center green is the clean start.02Par 4 · Blue 368 yd195-205 landing targetChoose the left-side challenge only with a stock tee ball; then play to the pin's tier.03Par 3 · Blue 173 yd173 to centerClub to the correct section, not simply the center number. Let the ridge help when the pin allows it.04Par 5 · Blue 510 yd235-245 landing targetFairway first, then make the go-or-lay-up call from the lie. Third-shot proximity depends on owning the tier.05Par 4 · Blue 365 yd225-235 landing targetTake the generous tee shot and attack the front half. Add discipline when the flag moves behind the bowl.06Par 4 · Blue 415 yd265-275 landing targetDo not confuse width with randomness. Build the approach angle from the right-center lane.07Par 3 · Blue 191 yd191 to centerFind the pin's quadrant before choosing the club. A safe green in the wrong section still leaves work.08Par 4 · Blue 384 yd195-205 landing targetRead the flag before the tee shot. Cross-court angles are the entire hole.09Par 5 · Blue 510 yd215-225 landing targetGet left from the tee, then choose a precise lay-up number unless the peninsula target is genuinely available.10Par 3 · Blue 170 yd170 to centerPlay the section. A center-green yardage is incomplete information here.11Par 4 · Blue 312 yd195-205 landing targetPick a favorite wedge number unless the central carry is comfortably inside your pattern.12Par 4 · Blue 365 yd225-235 landing targetUse the right-side angle without entering the bunker. Favor the open front of the green.13Par 4 · Blue 388 yd240-250 landing targetBuild the hole from the left and take center depth when water tightens a front pin.14Par 5 · Blue 484 yd225-235 landing targetLet the tee shot travel, then trust the number into a green you may not fully see.15Par 3 · Blue 176 yd176 to centerTake the extra club and favor left-center. Short-right is the expensive miss.16Par 4 · Blue 355 yd180-190 landing targetChoose the tee line from the day's pin. Your approach must arrive on the correct side of the mouth.17Par 5 · Blue 544 yd210-220 landing targetTreat it as three shots. Tee ball in play, lay up left-center, then respect water near left and back-right pins.18Par 4 · Blue 442 yd190-200 landing targetCommit to the left-side challenge only when the tee ball is reliable. Par is a complete success.