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Located in Richmond, British Columbia, Mylora Executive Golf Course is an 18-hole facility that has served the community for over 45 years. The course is designed as an executive layout with a par of 57 and a total length of approximately 3,000 yards. It features cart paths and is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, hosting regular league play and tournaments throughout the week. The front nine begins with a generous 268-yard par 4 on the first hole, leading into a series of shorter par 3s. The second hole is a 123-yard par 3 featuring a large green that slopes toward the middle, while the third hole offers a 138-yard approach to a welcoming green with a false front. The fourth hole presents a 188-yard par 3 with a smaller target, and the fifth hole is a 133-yard par 3 where undulations on the green can challenge putting accuracy. The front nine concludes with a 315-yard par 4 on the sixth hole, which features a narrow fairway and a green that slopes back to front. The back nine introduces more water hazards and challenging green complexes. The seventh hole, known as the "Valley of Death," is a 130-yard par 3 where accuracy is paramount due to bunkers and a green that slopes right to left. The eighth hole is a 112-yard par 3 with bunkers on both sides and a back-to-front sloping green. The ninth hole finishes the front side with a 127-yard par 3 approach over water to a massive green. The back nine starts with the tenth hole, a 147-yard par 3 with water in play, followed by the eleventh and twelfth holes, which are 139 and 181-yard par 3s respectively, both playing back into the wind. The final stretch includes the thirteenth hole, a 153-yard par 3 with water and a bunker, and the fourteenth, a 126-yard par 3 with a large green. The fifteenth hole is a 154-yard par 3, while the sixteenth is a straightforward 110-yard par 3. The seventeenth hole is a 130-yard par 3 with a right-to-left slope, setting up the 263-yard par 4 eighteenth hole. The closing hole features a wide fairway and a green that slopes back to front, requiring players to stay below the hole to finish strong. Local rules at Mylora dictate that Golf Canada rules govern all play, with specific penalties for out-of-bounds areas, water hazards, and lateral water hazards. Water hazards are present directly in front of the tees on the tenth and twelfth holes, while lateral water hazards affect the right side of the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth holes, and the left side of the thirteenth. The course requires players to rake sand traps, replace divots, and repair ball marks, with carts kept at least 10 feet away from greens, tees, and sand traps.