The Hut

Par 3

The La Hutte course begins with a par-3 hole that immediately gives a glimpse of its technical nature. The tee shot requires finding the right trajectory and, above all, accurately gauging the distance to the green. This first hole gets you into the swing of things quickly and serves as an excellent tee-shot practice for players looking to work on their accuracy.

Par 4

Hole No. 2 is a par 4 and offers a more well-rounded playing experience. After teeing off, the player must plan their approach shot based on their position on the course. This change of pace adds nice variety to the nine holes at La Hutte and allows players to work on both long shots and approach shots.

Par 4

As the second consecutive par-4, the 3rd hole offers a change of pace from the previous par-3s. The tee shot sets the stage for the approach shot and requires players to think about the best way to attack the green. It’s an interesting hole for working on consistency and learning how to build a score over multiple shots.

Par 3

Back to a par-3 hole with the 4th hole. After the previous two par-4s, this hole puts the focus back on the accuracy of the tee shot. The distance to the green and club selection are key to placing your ball in a good position. It’s an ideal setup for working on your iron play and distance control.

Par 3

Hole No. 5 continues the series of par-3 holes and presents a new challenge around the green. On this type of hole, the quality of the first shot directly determines what happens next: a well-placed ball gives you more options when putting. La Hutte truly shines here as a practice course, where every shot can be used to refine your technique.

Par 3

Hole 6 is another par-3, which requires you to stay focused on the quality of your tee shot. The repetition of short shots allows you to practice different trajectories and distances throughout the course. For a developing player, this is an excellent course for building confidence with irons; for an experienced player, it’s an opportunity to work on the accuracy of their approach shots to the green.

Par 4

Hole No. 7 marks another change of pace with a par-4. The tee shot allows you to set up the next shot and return to a more complete hole layout. After several par-3s, this hole offers an opportunity to put your long game and distance management back into practice. This hole is a good example of the variety found on the La Hutte course, despite its nine-hole format.

Par 3

As you approach the final hole, No. 8 presents another par-3 challenge. Here, players face a test of precision where club selection and distance control play a key role. This hole also helps players hone their ability to stay focused toward the end of the round, when every shot can affect their final score.

Par 4

Hole 9 concludes the La Hutte course with a par 4. After eight holes that alternate between par 3s and par 4s, this final hole offers one last chance to put into practice the various aspects of the game worked on during the round. Its layout allows you to finish the loop with a complete sequence, from the tee to the green. It’s a fitting conclusion to a technical 9-hole course, ideal for both practice and play.