HOLE 1. Par 4. 353 Yards

The first hole is a slight dogleg left. Aim to place your tee shot in the centre to right half of the fairway for a straight shot to the green. A single bunker protects the front left portion of the green

HOLE 2. Par 5. 557 Yards.

The second hole is a long par 5 and your tee shot needs to be on the left side of the fairway. That sets up a second positional shot to the right side of the fairway bunker. The shot to the green requires good distance control to avoid the bunkers front left and back right of the green.

HOLE 3. Par 4. 461 Yards (Par 5 for ladies)

This is a tough par 4 with a ditch crossing the fairway approximately 180 yards from the green. There are two bunkers, one on either side of the green but there is plenty of room to find the target area. If the pin is on the left side of the green a tee shot to the right of centre of the fairway gives a good line of attack.

HOLE 4. Par 3. 191 Yards

A par 3 which will test every golfer. At 190 yards to an angled green with 3 bunkers to the front right, left side and to the rear, it needs precise hitting to find the putting surface. You will see the ditch in front of the green so do not under club!

HOLE 5. Par 4. 378 Yards

This is a picturesque par 4. The ideal tee shot will land to the left of centre on the fairway leaving a testing second shot to the well defended green. There is a second ditch across the fairway so check your distances for each shot. The lake to the left of the green and the bunker to the front and right will accept any wayward shots. The green has several contours so watch your alignment with the putting.