Course Tour & Yardage Guide

The start of your round begins of your round begins with a short dog leg to the left. Watch out for out of bounds down the left hand side. The green is guarded by two bunkers, a good tee shot will be rewarded by a chance for a birdie.

An uphill tee shot with woods lining both sides of the fairway. Your second shot is into a tight green guarded by a bunker you may not see in front of the green a deep bank into the woods behind the green. A short but challenging par 4.

A short par 5 that can be reachable in two but be careful on your 2nd shot. The green is guarded by a creek, two bunkers, and woods all around it. A good second shot can set you up for an eagle putt.

This is one of the signature holes of Mars Hill Country Club. It sits 160 vertical feet above the green. Enjoy the great views of Aroostook county from the tee box and choose the right club. 

A narrow tee shot guarded by woods on both sides. The hole opens up towards the green but a well placed tee shot can set you up for a great birdie chance.

A fun par 3 with a small ravine between the tee box and green. A missed tee shot can force you to become creative with your second shot onto the green.

An elevated tee box will give you a great view of the wide fairway. Two bunkers guard the landing zone on both sides of the fairway and out of bounds lines the right side of the hole. The green is guarded by three bunkers.

An uphill par 4 makes this hole much longer then the yardage shows. The green is guarded by overhanging trees and a bunker on the right hand side. 

This is the longest par 3 and the green is guarded by water on three sides, almost gives it the feel of an island green. The green slopes sharply from left to right so you can use it to your advantage to avoid the water.

An elevated tee shot gives you a great view of the hole. A ravine in front of the green forces you to think about your tee shot so it does not roll into the creek at the bottom of the ravine. A two-tiered green will give you some thought about your approach shot.

A dog leg left forces you to be careful with your tee shot. Deep woods lines the right side of the fairway and the fairway slopes from right to left. A bunker on the right hand side can save a mishit tee shot before it goes into the woods. The slightly elevated green is guarded by two bunkers.

The tee shot gives you plenty of choices. The hole takes a 90 degree right hand turn about 210 years out, if you have the yardage you can cut the corner by going over the trees to give yourself a chance of hitting the green in two. The green is lower and can often be a blind shot, caution needs to be taken as it is guarded on both sides with bunkers but a well placed shot can give you a chance for an eagle.