Unlike The Club at Cordillera’s other two 18-hole layouts, which only open for four months of the year, the Valley course enjoys an extended season because of its relatively lower height above sea level.
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Unlike The Club at Cordillera’s other two 18-hole layouts, which only open for four months of the year, the Valley course enjoys an extended season because of its relatively lower height above sea level.
Cordillera (Valley)
Unlike The Club at Cordillera’s other two 18-hole layouts, which only open for four months of the year, the Valley course enjoys an extended season because of its relatively lower height above sea level.
In The American Private Golf Club Guide, author Daniel Wexler writes: “on a property climbing steadily northward into the foothills, the majority of holes are routed east to west across the slope, including virtually the entire front nine.
The back nine includes a pair of interesting short holes (the 147-yard 10th and 328-yard 16th), the 253-yard 14th (played to a small green angled behind sand) and a pair of strong closing par fours, the 471-yard 17th and 430-yard 18th.”
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