Course Details

Course details from White tees.

Hole #  1:  Par 4. Play towards right side of fairway. Layup short of water. Tee shot of 190 yards will leave you a short second shot.

Hole #  2:  Par 3. Two tier green.  Play for center of green and avoid missing long right. Sandtraps guard green left & right. Par is good here.

Hole #  3:  Par 4. Drivable par 4 but playing an iron off tee can score you a birdie just as easily.  Avoid missing left & right, out of bounds on both sides.

Hole #  4:  Par 5. Let driver fly towards left side of fairway. Lake is also down left side. Layup is to 100-120 yards from green. Going long or left of this green certainly brings bogey into play.

Hole # 5:  Par 3.  Just a short or mid-iron, but shot is across water. Green is wide but not deep. You may not feel wind coming across lake behind green from the tee box, but it's usually there.

Hole #  6:  Par 5.  Favor left side of fairway off the tee. Lay up on your second shot towards the flat of left side of fairway. Third shot could be a wedge to this 2 tiered green. Good birdie chance!

Hole # 7:  Par 3.  Elevated green that slopes from back to front. Take one more club on this par 3. Short is OK. Be aware of flag position.

Hole # 8:  Par 4.  Favor right side of fairway. OB left. Big green. Hole looks easy but par many times wins this hole.

Hole #  9:  Par 5.  Let driver fly. Ball just right of faiway on hillside will usually kick down onto fairway. Green is reachable in 2, but water left and 2 bunkers protect this 2 tiered green. Good chance for birdie.

Hole # 10: Par 4.  Find the fairway off the tee and you will have a mid to short iron second shot. Avoid going too far left or right with your tee shot.

Hole # 11:  Par 4.  Risk/Reward hole. Long iron to left side of fairway leaves you a short second shot. Or you can challenge this hole with driver; just watch out for water on right side of fairway and around green. 

Hole # 12:  Par 4.  Drivable Par 4 but trouble guards both sides of green. Lateral on left side of fairway. Key play is to center of fairway leaving you with a short second shot and possible birdie.

Hole # 13:  Par 5.  Hitting the fairway off the tee is a must. Avoid woods left and OB right and small pond on right. This uphill hole will test your long irons and 3 wood.  Par here is a good score.

Hole # 14:  Par 3.  Island green at TPC Sawgrass?  No!  But an island green none the less. Water protects the entire green except at the front right entrance. Pay attention to wind, get your par and run to next hole!

Hole # 15:  Par 5.  Hitting fairway is a must. Trouble left and OB right. Unless you really bombed your drive center left, second shot layup to end of fairway is the smart play, leaving you with a 120 yard shot across a ravine to a slightly elevated green. Use 1/2 to 1 club more for this shot. Par is always, always good here. (Check local rules signs at tee box and near end of fairway).

Hole # 16:  Par 3.  Uphill par 3 to a very sloped green. Take 1 extra club for your tee shot. OB is only 20 feet beyond green. 3 putts on this green are entirely possible. Be careful!

Hole # 17:  Par 4.  Avoid right side of fairway. OB is on right. A good drive to center of fairway will leave you 135-100 yard from green. Green has moderate slope.

Hole # 18:  Par 4.  Great finishing hole! Slightly dogleg left with pond guarding left side of fairway.  OB is right. Tee shots to center right will usually roll back towards center. Large green could cause some long putts.

HOLE # 19: Your favorite cold beer,  soda or mixed drink. Great bar food & daily specials from Mr. BBQ!
 

Mystic Oak Golf Course is an 18 hole facility in Waterloo, Illinois featuring four tee choices. Yardages range from 4,739 to 6,358. The course is a par 72 with a rating of 70.6 and a slope rating of 125. Mystic Oak Golf Course opened in 1990.

The front nine features a unique setup of 3 par 3's, 3 par 4's, and 3 par 5's. Long hitters can challenge the par 5's. Mystic Oak Golf Course seems to play a little different every time around. A must play!

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Scorecard

Tee	Rating	Slope	Out	In	Total
Blue	70.6	125	3,203	3,155	6,358
White	68.9	121	2,998	2,969	5,967
Gold	66.0	108	2,680	2,641	5,321
Red	67.5	117	2,403	2,336	4,739

What Tees Should You Play?            
PGA Guidelines for Tee Selection

(Average 7 Iron Distance)  x  18  +               
(Average Driver Distance)  x  14

Example: 7 Iron: 140 x 18   =    2,520 yards
                Driver  200 x 14   =    2,800 yards
                
                           Total:               5,320 yards
Using above example, you should play (if allowed)
from the Gold tees to maximize your enjoyment.