Your welcome to Guyan is performed with a challenging par 5.  Your drive determines how you’ll play the hole. Only the longest can consider finding the green in 2 and when you get there, be certain of your distance as the green is well known to spit balls back down the fairway at you.
 

Many stories get told of the toils of Number 2. Uphill all the way with dense forest playing intimidator on both sides of the fairway, this hole will test all your skills. Be certain of your distance to the two-tiered green, the false front will treat you unkind if you question it.

You’ll be rewarded with a middle-of-the-fairway short iron into this elevated green if your drive finds either side of the sloped fairway here.  Spray one left or right and you’re staring down some two hundred year old oaks that tempt your second shot. Be sure to bring your driver with you to the green for your first effort on #4.

The smart shot is to find the top of the second swale to give yourself a decent look at this green. Those that try otherwise may find themselves challenged with some of Guyan’s tallest fiends on the left and the right. Two large traps guard this deeply undulated green. Below the hole is your friend here.
 

Birdie finds itself in the equation on this interesting par 4. A solid drive over the ridge will most likely find a way towards the middle for a second shot that screams for you to take advantage. Head right or left and you’ll find yourself hitting off a slope that you don’t want to face.

You’ll likely have an audience for your performance on this par 3. The patio overlooks those that play this one.  This one plays to the distance on the card so be certain of yourself. Those that like to visit Captain Hook every now and again will find themselves starting down at a tough second.

Looks can be deceiving and this par 3 gives you something to think about. Straight away and long, this hole has a green that slopes from back to front. Many golfers have found their way off the front and with a wedge in their hand. You par this one and you’re well on your way to a good round.

When Mr. Strong designed this course in 1922 he wanted to give you temptation that allowed for great reward. Standing on the tee box of this long par 5, you’ll be anxious to take Mighty Casey’s famous swat and watch your ball rocket into the sky. Miss it and you’re playing a loooong hole. Your shot into the green is challenged by a deep gully to the right and the green is very long.
 

Bringing it in toward the Flesher House is a beautiful par 4. The drive should be placed in the middle and this allows for a mid-to-short iron to the two-tiered green. Say a prayer if the greenskeepers have placed the pin in the front. You’re best served to hit past the pin and pull the string on it.  Best of luck.