If you can avoid the pond on the right, you have a reasonable chance of making par. The par-3 17th, which ranges from 161 to 223 yards, is a picturesque, difficult hole. You tee off over wetlands to an elevated green with a bunker in front. Kettle Brook has no driving range, but there is room for another 18 holes if Moss wants to build them. For now, he's concentrating on putting the finishing touches on the existing course that's already one of the area's best.
Course is on the right.
You tee off from an elevated tee over a valley onto a hill. The second and third shots require thought. The fairways are wide and the numerous bunkers are positioned to prevent balls from rolling into the woods. The greens are huge. It s a fun, fair and scoreable design.