HOLE 1

A testing opening hole that is normally played into a North-Easterly prevailing wind. The 2nd shot is downhill to a large undulating green.

HOLE 2

A spectacular classic risk and reward par 5. The tee shot is played from an elevated tee to a narrow fairway. The 2nd shot is where the choice must be made.

Either risk going for the green with a creek in front and rocks surrounding the green, or lay up for a wedge shot to the green. A good chance for a birdie, if played well.

HOLE 3

A straight forward par 3, played to a large green. The easiest par 3 on the course, and a good chance to relax before the real test of golf begins.

HOLE 4

A downhill tee shot. The 2nd shot is where the test begins, with a short iron shot to an island green that is also well protected by bunkers. The undulations on the green will test your putting skills.

HOLE 5

A very testing uphill par 4. Any par here is accepted gratefully. You must avoid the bunkers with the tee shot and take an extra club with the uphill second shot, to hit the wide but shallow green.

HOLE 6

Played from an elevated tee set back into the hill. The hole is downhill all the way and plays much shorter than the yardage. For the second shot, the longer hitter has to decide whether to cut over the water, trees and sand and go for the green or take the safe route to the right.

The safe route leaves a difficult short iron to a sloping green.

HOLE 7

Probably the most dangerous tee shot on the course. The decision has to be made whether to cut over the lake and make the hole much shorter, or take the safe route to the left which leaves a very long, tough second shot to a large relatively flat green.

HOLE 8

A very beautiful, yet testing par 3. The long undulating green is well protected by a large bunker on the front left side.

HOLE 9

A long tough par 4, with a slightly uphill tee shot. The second shot will be a long iron to a green that is well protected by water and sand to the left and a swale to the right.

HOLE 10

A dog leg par four, where the decision is how much to bite off with the tee shot. A safe tee shot to the right leaves a short iron to the undulating green. A good birdie chance before some of the tougher holes ahead.

HOLE 11

A fantastic par 3, with a waterfall left of the half-island green. A hole where you should always aim for the centre of the green and be content with a par.

HOLE 12

This hole plays longer than the yardage. The tee shot is to a generous fairway but the second shot is where the challenge lies. You must take one extra club and avoid the deep bunker to the right and the swale to the left of the green.

HOLE 13

The best birdie chance on the golf course. The hole plays downhill all the way and the drive is to a generous fairway. The dangers with the second shot are the water hazards thatpinch in to the fairway about 60 yards short of the green.

HOLE 14

The most testing par 3 on the course, Especially when played from the tiger tee to the back left pin position. The hole is played over a large lake and the green is protected by large bunkers. Aim for the heart of the green and be happy with a par.

HOLE 15

The most difficult hole on the course. Played uphill to a fairway with a creek running up the left side. The second shot plays longer than it looks, to a narrow well protected green. Don't be upset with a bogey on this hole.

HOLE 16

Spectacular tee shot from an elevated tee. The back tee requires a carry of 250 yards over a creek with the hillside on the left. If you can survive the tee shot, then the second shot is straightforward to a green guarded by a huge rock on the left.

HOLE 17

A classic risk and reward hole. Long hitters can go for the green, but it requires a long carry over a creek. The safe option is to lay up onto the fairway, that is protected on 3 sides by the creek and then play a short iron to the green. If played properly, this is a good birdie chance.

HOLE 18

A long uphill par 5 where a par is always a good score. The tee shot is to a large fairway. If you can avoid the fairway bunkers with the second shot, the challenge begins with the approach shot. The green is guarded by deep bunkers at the front and right which will catch any misjudged 3rd shot. Settle for a par every time.