The Course

A dog-leg left with ample room to the right off the tee. A driver down the left centre avoiding the fairway bunker on the left. Always go an extra club for your second shot in calm conditions, the green is very long from front to back.

A slight dog-leg right requiring a driver off the tee with a fairway bunker on the right. Your second shot will require a mid iron with plenty of accuracy – Beware of the valley of doom! All putts on the green slope to the water.

Great Par 5. A Double dog-leg left then right, bunker on the left guarding the corner. # wood off the tee is the play for position. Lay up for your second if in doubt – fairway tightens noticeably 100 metres out from the green. The green is very long with sloping left to right.

A long green with numerous bunkers short left and right characterise this great hole. Long and left is the desired place to miss the green with a relatively flat green. A mid to short iron is required.

All the best! Dog-leg right with fairway bunkers left. Tee shot here is crucial, the hole tightens 200 metres from the tee. A tee shot to the right blocks you out for your second and left leaves you with a long iron out of the bunkers. Position is the key so 3 wood off the tee leaving a mid iron to the green. A large sloping green awaits you with bunkers left.

The hole requires precision as the green sits at a tough angle from the tee. Added to this is the water factor. Having to make it across the water before tackling a well protected green. The green is two-tiered and elevated green surrounded by bunkers with a huge bunker on the left. If you make three from in there, ‘go play golf for a living’! Always go an extra club in calm conditions. A relatively flat green.

A slight dog-leg left requiring driver off the tee with fairway bunkers left. Two options for your second – lay up on the upper level 100 from the green or go for the green and risk meeting the green-side bunkers. The target is a generous two-tiered double green with the 1st hole.

A slight dog-leg left with a dual fairway with centre bunkers. Tiger line is over the left fairway bunker with a draw for the long hitters with the driver, the safe play is to the right of the bunkers leaving you a good look at the green. Both lines will result in a relatively short shot to the green.

Newly remodeled! This is no longer a straight forward short hole. From the tee – watch out for the two new fairway bunkers on the left and right. A single bunker on the left front of the green provides the only defence once the fairway bunkers and water have been negotiated. Then you have the green to deal with – double its original size with some serious contouring.

A straight away hole with elevated green, bunkers on the left and large mounds on the right. The tee shot is a straight forward drive down the centre. The second shot is deceiving usually requiring one club more than you think. The green is 45m long so it requires precise club selection leaving a mid to long iron. The green slopes from back to front quite steeply. A bogey is not a bad start.

A slight dog-leg left with fairway bunkers on the left. This hole requires a driver off the tee leaving a mid to long iron for your second shot. All the trouble is on the right for your second shot – the place to miss it is long and left over the green side bunker. The green is cut in two by a ridge on the left running from front to back.

A slight dog-leg left with a large mound tempting the longer hitters. Beware of the pot bunker short of the mound and the bunker on the right is there to catch a drive that runs to far. The tee shot requires a placed driver with a 3 wood or long iron for the longer hitters, leaving a short iron into the green. The green is guarded by bunkers short left with a ridge runs across this two-tiered green.

A slight dog-leg right with bunkers on the right set to catch the long hitter trying to cut the corner. The play for your second is to lay up short and left of the bunker on the right to give you a good look at the green. The bunker is 10 metres short of the green so trust your distance. Large green with two tiers.

A short par 4 with a bunker on the left with water beyond it. Bunkers on the right making you keep the ball straight. The tee shot requires a 3 wood to set you up for a short shot into this short but testing hole. The green slopes towards the water.

What you see is what you get! A straight forward Par 3 with a two-tiered green with water left. You could need at least two extra clubs into the wind so beware.

A slight dog-leg right with a long bunker on the left. The driver is required aiming at the bunker on the left and fading the ball back to the centre of the fairway leaving a mid to long iron into the green. The green has two-tiers – the best place to miss is short left. Make a Par here and your friends will remember you forever.

A deceiving hole…the bunker in front is 10 metres short of the putting surface, the green has two relatively flat-tiers. Don’t be left – don’t be right – don’t be long. If you hit to the left of the red pole take a point of entry drop, hit right of the pole and a reload is your best option.

A straight away hole with bunkers left and right. The water start just past the bunker on the left and runs the rest of the hole down the left. For the long hitter the green is reachable in 2 with right wind. For the rest laying up 50 to 100m short is the best option. Greens don’t get much bigger than this guy. The target is somewhat unique, four tiers meet the player, a two putt here and move to the next tee!