Course Tour

Webhannet is an 18-hole par 71 course that plays a surprisingly long 6100 yards from the blue tees. The front nine is a par 35 showcasing three of the toughest par-3's in Maine. Tidal-fed water hazards, strategically-situated white sand traps and bent grass greens with subtle breaks are among the design features that challenge golfers of every skill level.

Hole One:
Straightaway

A straight-forward tee shot gets you started. Watch out for grassy mounds on the left and willows on the right. On your approach shot, note that the green slopes right to left.

Google Maps of Hole One

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 377 4 3
White 367 4 3
Red 350 4 3

Hole Two:
Burnside

A short dog-leg left with out-of-bounds on the left. Big hitters should be careful not to drive through the fairway on the right. The green is steep back to front, so place your approach shot below the hole.

Google Maps of Hole Two

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 330 4 7
White 320 4 7
Red 315 4 7

Hole Three:
Needle's Eye

The longest Par 3 measures 238 yards from the back tee. Over-swinging can put the ball into the left-side hazard. On your shot to the green, note that it generally slopes right to left and can be quite fast. "Short-siding" yourself on this green will make for a difficult up-and-down.

Google Maps of Hole Three

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 238 3 7
White 225 3 7
Red 218 4 17

Hole Four:
Lone Tree

The first Par 5 on the front. Straight-forward tee shot but the second shot needs to favor the right side of the fairway. The green is fairly level but has a right to left ridge running down the center.

Google Maps of Hole Four

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 531 5 1
White 515 5 1
Red 478 5 1

Hole Five:
Oak Knoll

Another lengthy Par 3 -- 178 yards! Greenside bunkers left and right and severaly uphill. Add in the green's false front, and this is a very challenging hole.

Google Maps of Hole Five

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 174 3 11
White 170 3 11
Red 164 3 11

Hole Six:
Port View

A tricky short dog-leg left Par 4 that requires a well placed shot of about 200 yards to the right center of the fairway, then a delicate wedge to the green. When the pin is back left, this can be a challenging shot.

Google Maps of Hole Six

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 307 4 15
White 295 4 15
Red 238 4 15

Hole Seven:
Challenge

This hole requires a long left-of-center tee shot "over the hill" from the back tees. There's a big greenside bunker on the right and the green slopes right to left.

Google Maps of Hole Seven

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 402 4 9
White 370 4 9
Red 330 4 9

Hole Eight:
Hodgkin's Pond

A short Par 5 that rewards long hitters. Otherwise, lay-up in front of the pond for a short iron to the green.

Google Maps of Hole Eight

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 462 5 5
White 428 5 5
Red 399 5 5

Hole Nine:
Salt Marsh

This Par 3 requires a 215 yard shot from the back tees to a dome-shaped green that can be slippery. Don't get behind the big oak on the left.

Google Maps of Hole Nine

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 215 3 13
White 200 3 13
Red 189 3 13

Hole Ten:
Ruthless

An elevated back tee offers a panoramic view of the course. This hole requires two well placed and long shots to get to the green in regulation.

Google Maps of Hole Ten

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 420 4 2
White 390 4 2
Red 397 5 10

Hole Eleven:
Willows

A slightly elevated back tee offers a challenging mid-iron shot. Do not let the yardage miss lead you in deciding which club to choose.

Google Maps of Hole Eleven

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 147 3 16
White 142 3 16
Red 135 3 16

Hole Twelve:
Broadmoor

This Par 4 requires a tee shot in the left center of the fairway or you will be blocked out by the trees on the right. On your approach shot, note the bunkers behind the green.

Google Maps of Hole Twelve

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 402 4 4
White 390 4 4
Red 331 4 4

Hole Thirteen:
Eastward Ho

A straight-away tee shot but long hitters should consider the creek crossing the fairway. There are deep greenside bunkers left and right that can capture any missed approach shots.

Google Maps of Hole Thirteen

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 379 4 8
White 370 4 8
Red 326 4 8

Hole Fourteen:
Uplands

A Par 5 that's usually played with a lay-up to the bottom of the hill, then a blind second shot to the right center of the fairway. Long hitters can try to clear the hill to reach the green in two. This green slopes dramatically left to right and is steep back to front. The approach shot has to land in just the right spot for any chance of a two putt par.

Google Maps of Hole Fourteen

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 482 5 6
White 470 5 6
Red 420 5 6

Hole Fifteen:
Pop's Pride

A pretty Par 3 edged with bunkers and also water on the left. This hole usually requires at least one extra club as the ocean breeze comes straight up the hill to the tee.

Google Maps of Hole Fifteen

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 162 3 18
White 155 3 18
Red 140 3 18

Hole Sixteen:
Sunset

A short Par 4 with big bunkers in front and on the left. A conservative shot to take the bunkers out of play is often best. The green slopes back to front and is fast, so stay below the hole on the approach shot.

Google Maps of Hole Sixteen

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 290 4 14
White 280 4 14
Red 268 4 14

Hole Seventeen:
Sea Turn

This Par 5 is reachable in two for the daring golfer. Note the out-of-bounds left. The pond in front of the green suggests that most will lay-up with a wedge to the green.

Google Maps of Hole Seventeen

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 450 5 8
White 421 5 8
Red 406 5 2

Hole Eighteen:
Home

Straight down the middle takes you back to the clubhouse. The green is elevated and into the prevailing wind, so an extra club is often needed. This is a birdie hole that can decide the match.

Google Maps of Hole Eighteen

Tees Yards Par Handicap
Blue 320 4 12
White 320 4 12
Red 318 4 12