One of the most unique par 3s in golf is the 5th hole on Meade. Surrounded by dunes, there is a stadium-like feel to this hole. It plays around 160 yards from the back tees over water into a well-defended, sloping green. However, what sets this hole apart are the massive stones that tier each tee.

The 4th hole on Sherman features two greens – one friendlier than the other. Both can be reached without requiring too much club on this medium length par 4. A waste area runs the left side of this hole and wraps around the left green. Sand surrounds the right green in its entirety making it a significantly more challenging approach.

Additionally, the right green can be turned into a par 3 maxing out around 125 yards making it the shortest hole on property.

A wall of bunkers greets you when you step on to the tee of Meade 4. This par 4 is one of the most memorable holes at Union League National.

While the bunkers surrounding the green may be distracting, you can’t miss the deep fairway bunker in the center of the landing area. A blind approach calls for good placement off the tee and a comfortable club in. The hole location is sure to be exciting no matter where it is on this massive green, but you’ll most likely only be able to see the top of the flag on your approach…