The Holes

A desert-style par 5 with multiple tee boxes, Quick Draw might be the ultimate risk-reward hole in TGL presented by SoFi.

This par 3 from Beau Welling plays around 175 yards and takes its inspiration from the hillocks and hollows of traditional linksland.

Depending on the tee box of this Nicklaus Design, Bluebonnet either plays as a drivable par-4 or a challenging long par-4.

Cliffhanger plays over an ocean cove to a green set back in the rocks and cypress trees of the Northern California coastline.

Teams will need to walk “The Plank” as they navigate this uphill hole with tricky diagonal bunkering

This par 5 snakes its way from tee to green, with penalty areas squeezing both sides the entire length of the hole.

Temple is a hole design inspired by ancient civilizations and based on simplicity to create a unique challenge with its hourglass shape.

This par 3 surrounded by pine trees is extremely versatile with multiple tee box locations and plays anywhere from 130 to 240 yards in length.

The left side of the fairway plays higher than the right side on Hatchet. Ball control will be crucial to hold the green on this par 4.

With a lighthouse off in the distance, Navigator plays as a classic Cape hole with ocean cliffs and crashing waves.

Named for its boomerang-shaped fairway, players will have to navigate difficult angles to find success on this long par 5.

Set among mountain peaks, Alpine is a visually imposing par 4 that runs along a canyon and favors a right-to-left shot shape.

Even though it may not look like it initially, Pin Oak is all about accuracy.

The sister hole to Serpent, teams will find a more forgiving foe in Sidewinder.

Named for its Scottish setting and chain-like shape, Bonnie Link requires a leap of faith and a 310-yard blind tee shot to reach the green in two.

A downhill par 3 with an island green that sits off the edge of a cliff in the North Sea of Scotland.

This claustrophobic par 3 is designed to be a test of shot-shaping ability and control.

Water is very much in play with this unique fairway shaped like a claw.

A close relative of Temple, teams will face a simple risk vs. reward choice when teeing off on Spear.

Shaped like a cocktail shaker, players may need a little liquid courage to take the aggressive line off this tee.

Two fairways are split by a barranca on this par 5 that asks teams to consider their risk tolerance.

Set on an active volcano, Flex is named for its resemblance to someone “flexing” their muscles..

Set among the barrancas of Southern California, teams are presented with two options off the tee.