Town & Country in Minneapolis has a back nine with only two par 4s - the last being the 13th - and includes three consecutive par 5s:
4-3-5-4-3-5-5-5-3
What an unusual nine. Never seen nine holes with four par fives. Fascinatin. Do you know the story behind that setup?
A lot of it has to do with the tight and quirky property. The course is on about 90 acres, and is bisected by an old ravine and sits on a bluff over the Mississippi.
What's more interesting is that 6 out of the last 7 holes are essentially half par holes (great for match play!!)...
12 is a reachable par-5
13 is a 270 yard par-4
14 is a 240 yard par-3
15, 16, 17 are all reachable par-5s
Ironically (to the title of the thread) you play six par-4s in a row from holes 5 through 10. And that's on a course that only has 8 par-4's total.
A fun course to check out if folks are visiting the Twin Cities.