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  Huge hardwood trees flank both sides of the fairway on nearly every hole like row upon rows of guards placed to bear witness to more rounds of golf each year than any of us will every see in a lifetime. These expansive fairways are open enough to accommodate all varying swings with these trees standing tall on each side of the fairway providing both shade and a vigil to each round of golf played at the course.

  Amigos favorite Hole: The hole we liked best at the Beachwood golf club was the par 4, 294 yard number 10.

This hard dogleg left is a true test of a golfers ability to "put down" the driver.

  The best shot is an easy 3 or 5 wood to an ample landing area 200 yards away. Even though the landing area is wide, there is a medium sized sand trap at the left crease of the dogleg as the hole turns.

This trap is positioned perfectly for those who attempt to go straight for the green.

  If you attempt to hit your driver, and hit it well you will more than likely end up in a thick hazard of brush that is dead on from the tees. 

Your second shot is an easy pitch or sand wedge to an ample, slightly elevated green surrounded by three smaller sand traps.