Hole	Par	Black	Blue	White	Handicap	Click for Detail
1	4	372	364	323	6
2	3	202	195	160	8
3	4	278	273	235	7
4	4	340	336	302	5
5	4	440	434	387	3
6	5	547	541	498	1
7	3	149	144	129	9
8	5	494	487	460	2
9	4	411	405	362	4
Out	36	3233	3179	2856

Hole Details Below

Hole 1	Par 4	Black 372	Blue 364	White 323	Handicap 6	Back to Top
							One of the straighter holes on the course, keep it out of the fairway bunkers and away from the trees off the tee for a chance at par or better.  A nice opening hole to your round or back nine, welcome to The Meath.
Hole 2	Par 3	Black 202	Blue 195	White 160	Handicap 8	Back to Top
							A well protected green makes this par three no easy task.  Find one of the sand traps and you are in potential bogey territory.  Don't go long either!  A good test of golf skills, this is a nice par three golf hole.
Hole 3	Par 4	Black 278	Blue 273	White 235	Handicap 7	Back to Top
							This short down hill par four has been aced, but water makes for a daunting tee shot for those seeking the green.  A fairway wood or iron may be a better choice from the well elevated tee box setting you up for an approach to a green protected by both sand and water.  A good tee shot makes for an approach with a lofted club.
Hole 4	Par 4	Black 340	Blue 336	White 302	Handicap 5	Back to Top
							Water comes in to play on the tee shot of this fairly short par four.  Playing to your favorite approach club should give you a chance at birdie.  Enjoy the view and keep it in the fairway.  The shape of the green makes for some interesting pin placements.
Hole 5	Par 4	Black 440	Blue 434	White 387	Handicap 3	Back to Top
							This tough par four is narrow and has a slight left to right layout.  Trees and out of bounds to the left  make for the number 3 handicap hole on this nine and a particularly tough hole for mid handicap golfers.
Hole 6	Par 5	Black 547	Blue 541	White 498	Handicap 1	Back to Top
							The long dog leg left is the number 1 handicap hole on The Meath and a true test of golf.  Trees, sand, elevation, length and water all come in to play.  It actually may even be considered a "double dog leg as it winds right before a sharp left to the putting surface.
Hole 7	Par 3	Black 149	Blue 144	White 129	Handicap 9	Back to Top
							With the water behind you for the time being, sand and trees protect this short par three, the easiest hole on the nine.  After two holes of tough golf, this par three should be a nice change of pace, but it's no gimmie.
Hole 8	Par 5	Black 494	Blue 487	White 460	Handicap 2	Back to Top
							Back to the dog leg left with a blind tee shot, trees, water and sand all in the mix.  The only reason it's not the number 1 handicap hole, is because hole six is longer.  This hole favors those who can hit a draw from the tee box and rewards accuracy and shot making.  Because of it's length, this short par five can be a birdie opportunity, but it takes three good shots and a putt.
Hole 9	Par 4	Black 411	Blue 405	White 362	Handicap 4	Back to Top
							A straight forward finishing hole with sand protecting both side of the narrowing fairway.  Players playing to their appropriate tee box will usually be hitting a mid iron to the sloping green.  Whether finishing your round or mid-way, you will have enjoyed your trek around the Meath.