Hole Descriptions - Hohenwald Municipal Golf Course (931) 796-5421


Hole 1 - 170 yards, Par 3

The first hole is a challenging par three over water to a small green. A bunkers short-right can be a difficult up and down for par. Misses short and left can find the water hazards if you're not careful. A good miss here is right, leaving a slight down hill pitch to the green.
Hole 2 - 360 yards, Par 4

Thee second hole is 360 yard par four. Avoid the large maple and pine trees along the fairway. Longer hitters can find trouble down the left side of the fairway under smaller trees that will leave only a low shot to the green. A good tee shot leaves a wedge to this small elevated green protected by a bunker short-left of the putting surface.
Hole 3 - 265 yards, Par 4

The 265 yard third is a risk-reward hole. A good tee shot here can find the putting surface and possibly an eagle. A missed tee shot right leaves a difficult pitch with possible tree trouble and a bunker that protects the right side of the green. Tee shots too far left of the fairway will run down the hill into a water hazard. There is a bunker 20 yards short-left of the green that is a difficult shot if you plan to make birdie. Avoid the trouble here and you will have a great chance for birdie on this short par four.
Hole 4 - 155 yards, Par 3

The fourth hole is another challenging par three. Bunkers short-right and left protect this narrow elevated green. This green slopes severely from back to front and can be very difficult to putt in certain pin positions. A par at this 155 yard hole is a good score.
Hole 5 - 515 yards, Par 5

The 515 yard fifth hole is lined by large maple and pine trees. There is Out-Of-Bounds for the first 100 yards then a water hazard to collect any tee shots that miss left off the tee box. A good tee shot here can give you a good opportunity to reach this par five in two. The green is protected by a bunker short-right of the putting surface. The two tiered green can be difficult to putt, especially when the pin is in the front half of putting surface. This hole is a good opportunity for a birdie!
Hole 6 - 330 yards, Par 4

The 330 yard sixth hole is a straight away par four with maple and pine trees lining the fairway. Avoid the large maple trees down the left side of the fairway and you will be left with a short wedge to this small green. A shot down the left side of the fairway will give you the best angle for your approach shot. A small cherry tree can come into play if you get too far left. Tee shots down the right side leaves you a difficult angle to this small green. A good approach will give you a chance to make another birdie!
Hole 7 - 515 yards, Par 5

The seventh hole is a straight away par five with Out-Of-Bounds running down the entire left side of the hole. A tee shot down the left can find a large maple tree or the only fairway bunker on the course. A good tee shot will give you an opportunity to reach this par five in two and possible make eagle. The green is protected by bunkers short-left and the entire right side of the green. Keep the ball in play here and birdie is very realistic.
Hole 8 - 360 yards, Par 4

The 360 yard dogleg left eighth hole is line by tall pine trees. Tee shots to the right can leave an open shot from the 2nd fairway but tree trouble can come into play. A draw around the dogleg will leave a mid to short iron to this slighly elevated green. Tall maple trees left and right can give you trouble here. A par here is a good score.
Hole 9 - 265 yards, Par 4

The final hole is a short par four. From the tee, a bunker 20 yards short will leave a difficult up and down to make birdie. Tall maple trees both left and right of the fairway can give you trouble here also. If you can avoid the bunkers left and right of the green, a good tee shot can give you an opportunity for eagle.