There are many breathtaking views at Raspberry Falls but one of the most beautiful in my opinion is the view from the back tee box of the par-4 number 3 hole. It measures a whopping 479-yds from the back tees. The drop from the tee to the fairway is extremely high and watching a well struck ball sailing out over the fairway is a spectacular sight to behold. I happened to hit one of my best drives of the day on number 3. Even with a long drive, there is still a good bit of work to do with the overall length of the hole and the tight shot to a green with the previously mentioned tall grasses and a strategically situated right side bunker.
Water is located most of the way down the entire length of the left side of the fairway.
The tricky part is negotiating the water that nestles up next to the green itself. This is appropriately nicknamed Hooker's Wharf because the slightest shot to the left side of the green is a wet one. A save shot to the middle of the green is probably the smartest and best way to get a par on this hole. The finishing 18th hole is a very interesting and intimidating hole due to the options it gives a golfer. If the drive is hit far enough, you have a shot at the green, which sits on the other side of Raspberry Creek.