Hole 1
A pleasant introduction to the course. A straight drive followed by a short iron approach to a relatively flat green. Should set the tone for a good day’s golf.
Hole 2
This medium length Par 4 is relatively straight with bunkers right and left surrounding a flat green. A dam on the right side of the fairway should not present any problems.
Hole 4
This short Par 5 should not be taken lightly. A slightly elevated sloping green is protected by bunkers on both sides of the approach.
Hole 5
An errant tee shot makes the elevated, sloping green difficult to attain. The green is well protected on the left side by a deep bunker.
Hole 7
An elevated green is protected by a bunker at front left. Be too long and you can be well down the sloping 6th fairway. Be right and you could be among trees. A protected green slopes right to left and rear to front.
Hole 8
Out of bounds on the right hand side of a sloping, undulating fairway can pose a problem for the unwary golfer. A slight dogleg to the left. The green is protected by deep bunkers on either side which may add to a player’s woes.
Hole 10
A straight tee shot is recommended to get a par opportunity. A tight shot for players that move the ball either way due to tall, overhanging gums lining the fairway all the way to the green. Bunkers to avoid on both sides of the green.
Hole 11
Hitting the tee shot long, centre or right of the fairway will give you an easy short iron approach to the green. Avoid hooking left into a small dam. Hitting left also brings into play left front and right back bunkers.
Hole 13
A short Par 4 where an errant tee shot into the trees lining the narrow fairway will make it awkward to recover. Placement more than length is the key to this hole. Avoid bunkers on the front left and right side of a small green.
Hole 14
Dog leg to the right. A long tee shot towards the middle to left side of the fairway will set up the correct angle for the approach shot into a large green guarded by bunkers. A wayward shot will have you grappling between trees.
Hole 16
Out of bounds lurks left of the fairway from tee to green on this par 5. Trees again line the entire right side. Shots straying right will bring the front right and two left back guarding bunkers into play.
Hole 17
Par 4 dog leg to the left. out of bounds on the left of the fairway. A wayward shot and you are O.O.B. or grappling with trees. A firm, fast green with a slight slope at the rear for stray approach shots, especially tricky on windy days.
