Hole By Hole

Hole 1 | 573 Yards | Par 5

An excellent hole to start. Bunkers and trees to the left, out of bounds down the right and a small sloping green. Keep your tee shot on the fairway for a chance to reach in two. Favour the left hand side with your second shot to leave the best approach to this tricky right to left sloping green.

Hole 2 | 352 Yards | Par 4

A good right to left tee shot favouring the left side of the fairway will leave the best approach to a long narrow green.

Hole 3 | 169 Yards | Par 3

A good medium iron shot favouring the left hand side of the green is required to set up a birdie chance.

Hole 4 | 403 Yards | Par 4

A demanding tee shot - keep it left of centre from the tee. This will ensure a shorter second to a flat green on this tricky, right-to-left dogleg par four.

Hole 5 | 330 Yards | Par 4

A medium to long iron from the tee is all that is required on this short par four. Favour the left hand side to set up the best approach.

Hole 6 | 343 Yards | Par 4

A tight driving hole. A gentle right to left drive will leave the best approach to the narrow two-tiered green guarded by bunkers on the left hand side.

Hole 7 | 307 Yards | Par 4

A long, straight drive will be rewarded by a short pitch to a green which is well guarded by bunkers. Beware - the false grass bunker tricks the eye into thinking the green is closer than it is.

Hole 8 | 158 Yards | Par 3

A short to medium iron shot to the middle of the green is required in order to avoid the bunkers guarding the green. Beware of the prevailing wind!

Hole 9 | 335 Yards | Par 4

Keep your tee shot down the left to avoid the two pine trees guarding the approach to the green.

Hole 10, 573 yards, Par 5

Bunkers and trees to the left, out of bounds down the right and a small sloping green. Keep your tee shot on the fairway for a chance to reach in two. Favour the left hand side with your second shot to leave the best approach to this tricky right to left sloping green.

Hole 11, 352 yards, par 4

A good right to left tee shot favouring the left side of the fairway will leave the best approach to a long narrow green.

Hole 12 | 169 Yards | Par 3

A good medium iron shot favouring the left hand side of the green is required to set up a birdie chance.

Hole 13 | 403 Yards | Par 4

A demanding tee shot - keep it left of centre from the tee. This will ensure a shorter second to a flat green on this tricky, right-to-left dogleg par four.

Hole 14 | 330 Yards | Par 4

A medium to long iron from the tee is all that is required on this short par four. Favour the left hand side to set up the best approach.

Hole 15 | 343 Yards | Par 4

A tight driving hole. A gentle right to left drive will leave the best approach to the narrow two-tiered green guarded by bunkers on the left hand side.

Hole 16 | 307 Yards | Par 4

A long, straight drive will be rewarded by a short pitch to a green which is well guarded by bunkers. Beware - the false grass bunker tricks the eye into thinking the green is closer than it is.

Hole 17 | 158 Yards | Par 3

A different approach from the 17th tees, take one more club to ensure you reach the putting surface.

Hole 18 | 335 Yards | Par 4

Keep your tee shot down the left to avoid the two pine trees guarding the approach to the green.