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Hole #1 is a slight dogleg to the right that requires a straight tee shot favoring the left side of the fairway, but beware of the fairway bunker. You're left with an approach to a narrow green that is well guarded by bunkers on either side. Par is a good score here. 

This straight par 4 is relatively short and requires a drive that favors the left side of the fairway as there is out-of-bounds lurking along the right side. Your approach is to a well-undulated green with bunkers guarding both sides. 

Aim your tee shot to the right side of the fairway to position yourself for a lay-up short of the creek. If you are daring and long you can play a right to left tee shot hugging the creek on the left giving yourself a shot at reaching the green in two. 

This hole is unforgiving from the blind, uphill tee shot until you putt your ball into the hole on this two tiered elevated green! Keep your tee shot close to the tree line on the right to keep your ball in the fairway and set you up for one of the most picturesque approach shots on the course. 

Club selection is key on this uphill par 3. Miss the green left and your chances of making par greatly diminish.

Tee it high and let it fly from this beautifully elevated tee box. Aim down the right side with a  right to left tee shot to take advantage of the natural slope for extra yardage. Longer hitters will be tempted to reach this two tiered, heavily guarded green in two. 

Greenbriar’s signature hole with a water hazard in front and a green that is severely sloped from back to front making for a difficult 2-putt. 

Shortest par 4 at Greenbriar. You may choose to lay-up short of the fairway bunker or launch your drive over the bunker catching the downhill slope of the fairway giving you an easy up and down for birdie. 

A right to left tee shot will better your chances of keeping your ball in the fairway on this dogleg left. You will be left with a mid-iron to a wide, two-tiered green. You will be happy with a par to finish the front side.