Also, the golfer will not forget the natural beauty of Puppy Creek. Bayonet offers five sets of tees ranging from 7,036 yards to 4,453. Par is 72. There are about 60 bunkers and water comes into play on only a few holes. The bentgrass greens are firm, but not severely undulating.
Fairways are generally wide.
The course starts with a par-5 dog leg right. A good tee shot is necessary in order to carry the stream on the second shot. From there, the rolling hills surrounding Puppy Creek offer a variety of challenges. That's not to say No. 8 won't present problems regardless of which tee you play from. Your approach shot will most likely be on a downhill lie to a green that's protected in front by a pond.