The twelfth hole is named the Valley of the Kings . It's a par three over a valley that has silted in, and is now filled with water. It's named after the valley of the kings in Purgatory, where rulers who neglected their religious duties atone for their sins. The thirteenth hole is named Everlasting Torment since it is the longest hole on the course at over 700 yards from the back tees. The fourteenth hole is named Sweet Misery .
Sweet misery is a description used in medieval poetry to describe time spent in Purgatory.
It is a long, difficult, but enjoyable hole. The fifteen hole is named St. Michael the Archangel, after the warrior angel. The sixteenth hole is named Blinding Cloud of Smoke . The hole is completely lined with bunkers. When you get to the green and look back towards the tees, the bunkers disappear, just like smoke.