Welcome to Bayville! The opening tee shot is a forced carry over the tranquil Lynnhaven Inlet that can be daunting to the untrained eye. Once you pass that first hurdle, a generous landing area in a very large fairway sets up variety of different options to approach this elevated green. Most of the left side of this Medium Length Par 4 is well guarded with challenging rough and bunkers.

The beautiful Pleasure House Natural Area can be seen all along the left side of this fairly long but lovely Par 3. The wind almost always comes into play on this hole, so make sure you gauge it wisely. Bail out options are available to the short, right of this very large green.  3 is a great score on this hole. 

Fazio lets you catch your breath a little bit on this shortish Par 4. Plenty of room in this fairway to attack a fairly large, flat green.  However, lots of heavy, hilly rough and bunkers guard this green to provide some solid defense. This hole would be considered a scoring opportunity for most.

A very straightforward Par 5 that is rather scoreable if played smartly. Longer hitters should feast on this hole while the shorter, more accurate player should also have a good birdie opportunity. The left side of this hole is guarded by a huge, lowered fairway bunker and lots of hilly native grass.  Avoid these, and you should do just fine on this hole.

The shortest hole on the course provides a nice view of some of the contours at Bayville Golf Club. Depending on the wind, a mid to short iron should be used to attack most hole locations on this left to right sloping green. You may want to show a little caution as many golf balls have become “Fish Food” to the detriment of the golfer but to the delight of the Largemouth Bass.  

Be careful on this hole! Fazio teases you with another seemingly reachable Par 5. Trouble lurks everywhere on this hole that can severely damage your ego and your scorecard. Native grass, heavy rough, and tons of sand are waiting to swallow errant tee shots and second shots of those players trying to “get a shot back” on this hole. Three solid shots and 2 solid putts are usually more than good enough on this outstanding Par 5.  

A brute of a Golf Hole! This lengthy Par 4 is pretty straightforward just REALLY long. A hill to left of the green can be used to help funnel your approach shot toward the hole.  A very large narrow green awaits you if you can get there in time. 5 is usually a good score on this beast.  

A tight tee shot can make this shorter Par 4 play tricky. Trouble lurks both left and right if you miss with your tee ball. A small green that is well guarded should be attacked but with some slight caution. Lots of numbers can come into play on this fantastic hole.

Most would consider this a birdie hole. The right side of this fairway is the proper position to attack this very shallow green. From there, you have a short iron or wedge to attack the Pin on this short Par 4. Do not miss long on this hole. Over the green is no fun at all.