402M. Stroke 9 A dogleg par 5 needing some thought! A 5 wood off the tee should make your second easier and put you in a safe position for a simple approach. Watch out for the bunker protecting the front right half of the green.
265M. Stroke 13 A short par 4 with water on the left and to the right to catch wayward shots. Play towards the right taking note of the bunkers in front of the green.
479M. Stroke 5 A great par 5! The 2nd shot requires laying up short of the water, making the 3rd a short approach to the green.
135M. Stroke 15 A lovely par 3 to an elevated two-tier green. Pin placement here requires a very accurate shot to get the ball close to the flag.
346M. Stroke 1 A superb par 4 played from an elevated tee down to a valley fairway. Wind conditions will determine your club selection off the tee.
343M. Stroke 7 An interesting par 4, which doglegs to the right. The tee shot is played to a plateau fairway with most of the trouble on the right side. Keep left to enable a clear shot to an elevated green.
270M. Stroke 17 A short par 4 with a tee shot played over a lake to a fairly wide fairway. Keep right to avoid the tree on the front left of the green. Accuracy is essential, consider an iron off the tee.
387M. Stroke 3 The longest par 4 on the course requiring two very good shots to reach the green in two. Large trees and an uphill climb to the green justifies its stroke index.
485M. Stroke 2 A pleasing par 5 that needs some good course management. Play a safe second shot with an iron into a fairly wide part of the fairway. The green is well guarded - no bunkers needed around the green here!
400M. Stroke 4 This par 4 requires a very accurate tee shot. The green is well guarded by bunkers left and right leaving a narrow entrance to negotiate.
359M. Stroke 8 An interesting par 4, which doglegs to the right after the tee shot. A fairway bunker guards the left side and a menacing tree protects the right. Watch out for the water and bunkers covering the left and right of the green.
332M. Stroke 6 A par 4 played over water in front of the tee, would be no problem as the carry is +/- 50m. Favour the right side of the fairway.
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