HOLE #6 | PAR 4

A longer par four played without a single bunker, the sixth relies entirely on landform and angle to define its challenge. From the tee, the fairway falls gently right to left while the hole itself bends left to right, creating a visual tension that tests a player’s commitment and alignment. The shortest route to the green threads across a series of broken bumps, making the aggressive line feel unsettled and slightly perilous.

Near the green, the ground continues to do the work. A fairway swale guards the right side of the approach, while the left is held by the edge of the pond, a presence that can be difficult to fully comprehend depending on the drive’s position. The green features a subtle hog’s back along the right side and a gentle flip at the rear, creating several engaging hole locations that reward precise control. Shots played too boldly are punished, as anything long is gathered into a deep fairway trough beyond the green. It is a hole that proves Firefly does not need bunkers to ask thoughtful questions, only honest ground.