HOLE 7. Par 3. 141 yards

This is the shortest hole on the course and the trouble is in front of the green. Take enough club to find the putting surface.

HOLE 8. Par 5. 532 yards

A good par 5 which requires accurate hitting and good course management. The tee shot needs to be centre to left half of the fairway over the cross mounding. The second shot needs to be over the tall trees or played to the left side of the fairway. The shot to the green needs to be accurate as the target is well protected, so avoid the deep front bunker.

HOLE 9. par 4. 433 Yards (Par 5 for ladies)

This is a dog leg to the left. Take care not to hit too far to the right from the tee as your second shot could be hindered by the overhang of the trees. The second shot will require long and accurate hitting to find the target. The green is narrow and there are bunkers either side.

HOLE 10. Par 3. 179 Yards

This is a good par 3 over the lake. All is visible from the tee so take care not to under club. There is a bunker to the front right which is a popular landing area. You have been warned!

HOLE 11. Par 5. 521 yards

A par five with hazards most of the length of the hole. The tee shot needs to be aimed just right of the greenkeepers complex. Do not stray too far to the right as there are some white posts or too far left as there is a small lake. The second shot should be aimed to the marker post across the water hazard. This is a large landing area but too far right may land you in trouble. The shot to the green is across another water hazard and there is a pond behind the green if you over club. Par is a satisfying score on this hole.