Very intriguing hole, strategically and aesthetically.  The green is 40 feet lower than the tee with a deep canyon guarding the entire right side of the hole

Hole begins with a high hillside tee shot onto a fairway that lies in a deep valley.  Play second shot to a green protected by sand, grass hollows and a major wash.

Drive over a gently dropping natural area to a wide fairway.  Then go for the terraced green cut into a large hillside.

Enjoy the view, but be sure your tee shot is long and to the right on this slight dogleg.  The fairway is guarded by a major wash to the left and a sloping hill to the right.  The contoured green is cut sharply into the natural hillside.

Landing area protected by sand bunkers on the left and a long grass bunker on the right.  Misplace your tee shot and you must cross an 8-foot deep grass bunker to reach the green.

A good tee shot leaves a short approach over a gentle valley.  The elevated green is nestled among grass mounds and heavily guarded by bunkers.

A big tee shot will reach a high plateau.  Then it's two good shots (or one great one) to a well protected green.

Tee off over a natural wash to a tri-level green, protected by sand bunkers, a grassy swale and small mounds.

From the back tee it takes two long shots to "get home".  The green is guarded on the left by a grassy swale and on the right by a sand bunker and grassy hollows.

Sweeps downhill into an open landing area.  A well placed tee shot leaves a scenic second shot across a native swale.

Aim your tee shot to the right side of the fairway and make this very testing hole shorter.  Second shot is hit over a deep valley to a small green guarded by deep grassy hollows.

With the Santa Catalina Mountains as a backdrop, an elevated tee plays across the desert to the fairway which is guarded on the right side by bunkers, grassy hollows and mounds.

Play the drive long and right and go for the green in two, or reach it in three with a third shot over deep grassy mounds and hollows.

The most picturesque Par 3 at La Paloma.  Play across the edge of a canyon floor 30 to 40 feet below the green.  Rolls and depressions divide the green into three challenging pin placement areas.

The more the dog-leg is cut off, the shorter the second shot.  Scenic green runs parallel to a canyon that drops 50 to 60 feet.

Players must place the tee shot in a "guarded" landing area to get an open shot over low-lying bunkers and hollows to the green.

Relatively short shot across a valley and sand trap to a small, hillside green.

A sharp dog-leg guarded on the left by a bunker and native desert mounds.  The green is guarded left, front and back, and is divided into four distinct areas.

Tee off over a beautiful natural valley to a generous fairway.  The green is surrounded by deep grassy mounds and hollows and guarded in front by a sand bunker.