Matt,
Thanks for the Fairgrounds recommendation. Is that the 9th hole that could be a par-three over the water and a long walk back to a four-par the next?
Technically there are two par four holes, but longer hitters can probably reach the green on both when the wind is right. The ninth hole is split, where the short version is a flip over the water, and the long version is a long par three, but they give you some fairway to work if you can't hit it that far.
The course is surprisingly fun, especially when the wind is up, but the long ninth really feels like it was tacked on specifically to up the course rating, and I'd much rather play the flip shot from the short tees, but I always end up playing the back so I can post. The third is especially challenging, as it mimics Augusta's Golden Bell. The first hole is also fantastic as the bunker right trades of with bringing the OB left into play.