The Salt Pond Golf Club, the center piece of a growing community.

The Salt Pond is a stunning 18 hole golf course, with a great mix of Par 3's and 4's. A great golf course for beginners and intermediate players, but challenging to even the most accomplished player. A compelling golfing experience that makes you want to return. Take some time and observe the beauty of The Salt Pond.
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Hole Descriptions - Scorecard - Instruction - Rates

Hole 1 - A good beginning to a challenging day. This hole plays 151 yards from the back tee and has a water hazard protecting the front of the green. The green is shallow in depth, so club selection is important. The best approach is to play towards the left side of the green so if your ball does come up a little short it will not find the hazard.
Hole 2 - Do not count on this hole yielding too many birdies. Although the hole is only 113 yards from the back tees the green is small and guarded by a water hazard in the front. Once reaching the green your work is not complete. An undulating putting surface that makes even the shortest putts a challenge. Your best bet is to play for the center of the green, because if you hit the green you will not have a long birdie putt.
Hole 4 - After playing the difficult 180 yard par 3 third the fourth is a welcomed breather. A picturesque hole with a forced carry over a water hazard complete with a fountain. Measuring at only 104 yards and a green that slopes back to front this is a hole you do not want to let get away. Shoot for the pin on this hole, but do not come up short!
Hole 7 - The second of two par 4's on the front 9 it measures an inviting 200 yards. Longer players should be able to reach this green and have an eagle putt if they are accurate. A creek runs across the fairway and will gather any errant shots. Be sure to take plenty of club or play it smart and lay back setting up an easy approach shot.
Hole 9 - Another chance to catch your breath after a challenging four hole stretch (Holes 5 - 8). This 125 yard beauty will again make you carry a water hazard. The green also has two large bunkers in front that will influence even the low handicappers. Go for the middle of the green, errant shots left and right will be difficult to recover from and most likely will result in an unfortunate bogey or worse.
Hole 10 - The first hole of your inward journey is a lengthy 177 yards that deceives you into wanting to play a draw. Out of bounds runs down both sides so accuracy is a premium. The green slopes back to front and right to left, so a fade is the shot of choice to hold this difficult green. The smart play is out in front of the green to set up a manageable approach.
Hole 14 - A blind shot from the back tee this par 4 measures 198 yards. This reachable par 4 is no easy birdie. The green is small and is protected by mounds and rough. To drive this hole you need accuracy and luck. With wetlands on the left and out of bounds right a smart player will play short down the fairway to set up a short second shot.
Hole 15 - The second shortest hole on the back nine at 140 yards, this hole demands an accurate shot. Club selection is difficult to determine, because cattails grow in a creek that runs in front of the green making the hole look longer and tougher than it is. Go for the pin, a good score here will boost morale for three tough finishing holes.
Hole 16 - The longer player has the advantage here on this 241 yard monster, or does he? This hole will only benefit the player who is consistent in his length and accuracy. The force carry over the water from the back tees is well over 200 yards. Are you long enough? For more consistent scores you may choose to lay up right and have a shorter carry to the large green. This hole is not easy, and a par 4 should be congratulated.
Hole 18 - A great finishing hole at 252 yards the par 4 eighteenth is the longest hole on the back nine. This hole will again beg you to go for it with another forced carry of over 200 yards from the back. Beware, trees overhanging the front, right corner of the tee and a large tree protecting the left side of the green will make a shot to the green most difficult. A fade is your best bet if you go for it, but do not let your shot get away from you out of bounds runs close to the right side of the green. The best bet is to play down the left side to a lay up area. Next play to the center of the green, take two putts, and drive to the clubhouse with a sense of accomplishment.