Hole 10 is a par 5 hole. The tee boxes were renovated, and several bunkers were added a few years ago.

Hit a drive keeping the ball left off the tee to avoid fescue and the bunker. If you hit into the bunker, you will have to hit the ball back or sideways out to the fairway. Placement of the second shot is very important. The green slopes severely left to right, keep the ball below the pin on the right side.

Provided from the perspective of Assistant Pro, Angela Tocco:

Hole 11 is a short par 4 and sometimes considered a birdie hole – easy to par and fun to play. Players have a great view of the fairway from the upper tee box, which can be slightly intimidating.
This hole can be a bit of a challenge if you leave yourself on the right side of the tee box. Stay on the left side of the fairway to avoid the large over hanging tree on the right side. It would be best to miss short of the green on the center right-hand side to avoid the bunker on the left of the green in order to give yourself a better chance of making an up and down.

Bunkers come into play off the tee and catch a lot of drives. The green has a lot of subtle slopes. Keep the approach shot to the right side of the green and play a little short. The green kicks away from the front with a water hazard on all sides.
 

Hole 12 is a dogleg right, short par 4. Similarly, to hole 11, play the left side of the fairway – that is where you would like to be after your tee shot. Playing slightly left you also avoid being blocked out by the large tree to the right of the green. When you are playing from the back tee box, watch out for errant shots from the 11^th tee. It is not uncommon for players to hit the ball off the 11^th tee box into the corner.

If you are a big hitter, drive the green and then use a pitching wedge. The green kicks away from the front, so land a little short. Keep the ball below the hole. If you can’t make it over the hill, you should consider moving up a tee. You also want to miss it short since the green slopes from back to front so if you miss long (behind the green), it will roll off the back making a chip onto the green difficult. If you are putting from the back half of the green, pay attention to pace since it slopes downward.

 

Tips From The Pro... Aim for the brown house from the tee. Long hitters may take your chance, but keep the ball left, away from the out of bounds and fescue grass right. The approach shot must be hole on this small green.
 

Tips From The Pro... To play safe, aim straight away and hit a shot 170 yards. The aggressive line is over the trees right and the ball should carry at least 200 yards. The toughest green on the course. Must be below the pin.
 

Tips From The Pro... Take plenty of club to carry both front bunkers. The green bowls back to the center and players should receive generous kicks once pin high. Try to stay below the pin.
 

Tips From The Pro... Aim slightly left of the tree on the hill and play down the left side. Blind second shot, play left. The green runs away from the front, so play to the front of the green.
 

Tips From The Pro... Place your drive or second shot to the top of the hill to have a good look at the green. The green slopes severely from left to right. Approach shots should land slightly short and left of the pin.
 

Tips From The Pro... Take plenty of club as the hole plays longer than the yardage. The green is very long with a deep swale in the middle. Difficult par three, par or bogey here is a great score.