Of Horsham Valley's 10 par 4s, only one is longer than 400 yards. Most measure 300 to 365 yards, and a couple are even under 300. Hole after hole is a short, straight par 4 into a small green with one bunker or no bunkers. There's only one par 5, the 18th, and it's less than 500 yards. It starts at the 13th hole, the 403-yard dogleg, where most players try to lay up with a fairway wood or long iron in front of a creek.
Mature trees surrounding the small green can be a challenge.
Only big hitters can toy with the idea of carrying this bunker. The 15th hole, a 184-yard par 3, has by far the toughest tee shot on the course, and is the signature hole. The biggest problem is a creek that slashes across the fairway, then wraps around the right side. Trees on the left preclude a bailout area, and bunkers await a shot that's too long. The tee shot at the 16th hole, a 283-yard dogleg left, is the only complaint you'll get here.