Front 9

Hole 1 - Par4

Our opening hole presents a generous landing area but are guarded with a fairway bunker on the left and water on either sides. Out of bounds is also on the right side.

A green side bunker on the right and some trees on the other demands a good approach shot for best chance for birdie.

Hole 2 - Par 3

A relatively short par 3 that's quite protected by hazard on its entire left side and OB on the right short as well as. Three bunkers surround the slight sloping green towards the front.

Hole 3 - Par 4

A relatively short par 4, Hole #3 protected with hazard and creek on left and OB right, tee shots need to be precise.

Approach shots on this sloping, double green shared with #8, need to land on the right tier to give yourself the best chance for birdie.

Hole 4 - Par 4

With hazards on left and out of bounds right, #4 requires you to hit make a shot that would give you the best angle on your approach.

A collection area sits in front of the green but would still test any player's short game to save par. Longer hitters can try to get to the green in one, but watch out for tall trees that would knock it down to the hazard on the left side into the creek.

Hole 5 - Par 4

This hole tempts the player to play an aggressive drive for a shot at birdie. A well placed shutoff the tee is required .

An aggressive approach shot is also needed but proceed with caution, as out of bounds on the left and long as well as trees on the right, the more strategic option is a well placed shot allowing for open access to this undulating green.

Hole 6 - Par 5

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Hole 7 - Par 4

A very challenging hole what requires two great shots to have a chance on birdie. A well placed drive is essential to setting up a manageable second shot. A long fairway bunker and out of bounds on the left hand side needs to be avoided, as does water on the right.

Two bunkers protect both sides of the relatively big, sloping green.

Hole 8 - Par 3

A beautiful par 3 with water in front, and bunkers in front and left and also featuring a double green shared with #4, the tee shot should not be taken lightly.

Once on the oversized green, players will face a variety of undulations and slopes as they try to hole their putt.

Hole 9 - Par 5

Our closing hole in the front side is a par 5, having a decent tee shoot is critical in this well protected green to have a chance for birdie.

Having your approach shot hit the right area in this multi tiered green whilst missing the bunker in the right side and OB long and left, this green provides plenty of thought and respect when trying to hole out for birdie.