Course

The first is a challenging straight hole with out of bounds all down the right side, a good shot over the marker will open up the green for your second shot.

The 2nd is a dog leg right. Once again there is out of bounds all down the right, but if you are too safe off the tee a bunker up the left will catch you out. The green is well protected with bunkers left and right.

The 3rd is an uphill par 3, anything short will be gobbled up by the double bunker just in front of the green.

The 4th is a long par 4. A blind tee shot over the brow of the hill with trees to the right. Longer hitters should be aware of the ditch adjacent to the first tee.  A large green awaits your 2nd shot, there are no bunkers but the green has a big drop to the back and right.

The 5th fairway slopes to the right, but watch out for the trees on the left. The green is protected with bunkers left and right. The undulating green makes putting tricky.

Danger off the tee both left and right, hit a good tee shot and leave yourself a shot into another well protected green. The longer hitters should be aware of the bunkers in front of the green and the water feature in the gully to the left, you could reach them. Another undulating green, with some tricky pin positions to once again test your putting skills.

Our stroke index 1 hole is a long par 4. You need to be straight off the tee as trouble lurks if you are wayward. There are trees and thick rough awaiting any errant shots. The bunker to the front left of the green comes into play as the fairway takes the ball left.

A sloping green from right to left will test your nerve.

A picturesque downhill hole with out of bounds once again down the right and also behind the green.2 bunkers protect the large green.

The first par 5. Lateral Water Hazard all the way down the right and 3 ditches to contend with. As with the 2nd any over cautious tee shots will be caught out by the 3 fairway bunkers up the left. Big hitters beware that the 2nd ditch may come into play off the tee.

Try putting yourself in position off the tee so that you can lay up with your 2nd, watch out for the bunker on the 2nd part of the fairway.

Your approach to the green has to be played with care as there is a ditch runs across the fairway and a large bunker to the left will catch any pulled shots.

A very difficult tee shot. Trees to the left and Lateral Water Hazard all up the right, the fairway also slopes to the right. Another good tee shot will allow you to lay up with your 2nd. The approach to the green is one of the more testing on the course. The ditch across the fairway is a problem, but there is more danger in the way of 3 deep bunkers right in front of the green.

Get onto the green and have an interesting putt–no more to be said, IT WILL BE WORTH THE WAIT.

A good tee shot to the top of the hill will open up the green. A little ditch to the left of the fairway will catch a lot of people out.

Big hitters can reach the green in one–please take care.  The green is protected by two bunkers either side of the green.

A tee shot to around the 150 marker is ideal, it will leave you a nice shot into the 2 tier green. Too long off the tee and you will be in the ravine which has a ditch at the bottom and if you miss that you will have a blind shot up the steep hill.

The only hole with out of bounds to the LEFT. A good tee shot will put you in position to play your 2nd around the dog leg left and down towards the green, but don’t cut too much off the corner as you will be out of bounds. Your 3rd should be a downhill shot into a fairly level green that is protected by one bunker to the front left.

An uphill dog leg right. The out of bounds on 13 doesn’t come into play on this hole but the trees on the right may well do.

A Tricky approach into the green as the ball will invariably be below your feet.

Bunker front right and a fairly level looking green, will it catch you out?

On first look its a fairly straight forward Par 3 , but any loose shots will be punished by the 3 bunkers to the side of the green.  The wind and flag positions can significantly alter the difficulty of the hole.  Scores above par are regularly returned.

Another difficult tee shot with the fairway running left to right. Trees line the fairway on both sides, so a good tee shot is required to set up your approach.

Play your 2nd into a large green that slopes from left to right, but watch out for the bunkers to the front left.

A long straight Par 4 with out of bounds all up the right and trouble to the left. A straight tee shot will set you up for your approach into the 2 tier green that is very well protected by 3 bunkers.

A difficult hole to finish with. A slight dog leg right with out of bounds to contend with. Position yourself in the fairway to have a chance of reaching the green. A bunker will catch anything short and left. Put it into the heart of the green and putt for glory in front of the clubhouse.