The short par 4 13th’s green complex demands different angles to attack different pin positions. I’ve broke down each position. This is the most in-depth breakdown yet!

A distracting tee shot leads to a sneaky green at the par 4 12th. This hole kicks off the best stretch of holes at the Kingsley Club.

The trees are seemingly on fire but don’t get all hot and bothered. The par 3 11th will keep you guessing but click here to get the facts.

Check out this lie from the “bad” bunker highlighted in red! No, this golfer was not able to get the ball out from here. Click to learn more!

Yes, you guessed correctly.. I’ve made a hole in one here. Read up to help your odds of doing the same!

The 8th is the easiest tee shot but requires a near perfect second. Look at the green from the 9th tee box. If you get the chance to play this hole, don’t park the cart where this silly guy did!

What a beautiful view! Fair warning, this hole is as tough as it is scenic.

Photo is from Golfgurus.com Thanks Gurus!

Stay out of the trouble here and you’ll have just a wedge in! Check out the backside of the 6th green to get a feel for what trouble surrounds the green.

Again, I don’t have any photos of 5 but this is an awesome sun rise from the range. Click to see how it take advantage of the par 3 5th!

Let the pin location dictate your club selection off the tee. Couldn’t find any photos of 4 on my phone but check out this amazing sunset!!

The 3rd at Kingsley Club shows plenty of trouble right but hides even more trouble left. Check it out!

The shortest par 5 on the entire course! Just joshing, its a par 3 but some golfers would gladly take a 5 on this punishing par 3.

Our first course breakdown will be The Kingsley Club! Check out how we think our way through this challenging golf course. New holes released each week.

The first of many blog posts coming from the loopers at Looper Lids. Here we discuss our history in golf and how we plan to help golfers learn more about the game of golf from a caddies perspective. Enjoy!