From there, it's a fairly straight shot to the green with the lake continuing on the right and houses on the left. Your best drive is right down the middle, unless you can walk on water or cut down a few trees for a better second shot. These three holes are not kind to slicers with water and homes sitting on the edges of the fairways. Hole 6 is another delightful long par 3. A power line stretches to the left with slightly rolling hills.
Houses line up on the right.
The par 4 at Hole 7 is a seemingly perfect birdie opportunity at 327 yards. However, a right dogleg with an out of bounds grassy area on the right makes this hole a bit tougher than it looks. Again, trees line the fairway on both the right and left. A blind drive over the edge of the right trees will put you close to the green. But Centennial's real coup of this course is their new back nine.