Like the opening hole, the tenth is no walk in the park. This straight hole features a narrow landing zone that slopes from left to right. The right fairway bunker must be avoided if you wish to find the green in regulation. The gorgeous, downhill second shot is played with a short to middle iron to a receptive green. Par is a wonderful score here.

This mid-length par 3 is played to an elevated and severely sloping green. The front of this green is well protected by 3 deep pot bunkers that can save a mishit shot from running in a creek at the bottom of the ravine. Proper club selection is critical to this wide, but narrow green.

The twelfth hole is the shortest par 4 on the back nine. The hole plays uphill from the tee over a deep ravine. Tee shots must avoid the lake that runs along the left side of the hole and along the left side of the green. Well placed tee shots will allow the golfer to attack most hole locations.

Strategy must be employed from the tee as a series of 3 pot bunkers must be avoided with the tee shot. This drive is an intimidating one as it carries a bluff and is met with many hazards from the tee. An uphill second shot is, to what may be, the most difficult green on the course.

Fourteen represents the last real birdie opportunity of the day. This relatively short par 5 requires an accurate tee shot to a narrow landing area that has 3 bunkers to the right. The second shot is to a green 57 yards in depth guarded by water on the right. Distance control is a must on your approach or a 3-putt awaits.

Don't let the relative short length of this hole fool you. The fifteenth begins a wonderful stretch of challenging finishing holes. This picturesque hole will have you considering using a club other than driver off the tee for accuracy. The mounds to the left of the fairway are to be avoided along with the mature trees that line the fairway. This is the only hole at Wedgewood that does not feature a bunker.

Employing a draw from the tee will allow you to maximize distance from the tee at the sixteenth. Another tree-lined hole with will make reaching the green in two difficult for those not finding the fairway from the tee. An uphill second shot finds a green that is surrounded on all sides by bunkers.

The penultimate hole at Wedgewood is it's longest par 3. You will test your long-iron or hybrid play with your tee shot to this elevated target. Large bunkers protect both sides of the green and a steep slope in the front prevents shots that are bounced up. Those who execute the tee shot properly will be rewarded with putting on the flattest green on the course.

One of the most memorable and challenging holes in Central Ohio awaits you at the final hole. This is a true three-shot par 5 as accuracy becomes a greater value the closer to the hole you get. Fairway bunkers are to be avoided on the tee shot. The second shot must avoid lakes both left and right. A well-placed second shot will position you for a challenging short iron third shot to this green that slopes from back-left to front-right.