Hole
1
A gentle starting hole which can be
easily reached in two good shots. Avoid
pushing or fading the ball off the tee
as you might find yourself in the
meandering stream running along the
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Hole 2
A large lake to the left of the landing area
presents a challenge on the tee shot. From there
a long uphill approach is required to reach the
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Hole
3
A deceptive PAR 3 requiring a middle or long
iron into a green heavily
guarded by bunkers, requires a precise
connection.
A treacherous bunker guarding the front of the
green should be kept in mind. |
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Hole
4
Aim your tee shot left of centre on this slight
dogleg left hole, as the slope will bounce the
ball right towards the centre of the fairway.
Deep bunkers to the right of the green will
punish shots coming up short on this line. |
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Hole
5
A prominent out-of-bound fence runs down the
left side of the hole and the tee shot demands
both accuracy and length. Aim your second shot
slightly left and allow the slope to run right
onto the green. |
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Hole
6
Accuracy off the tee favouring the centre of
fairway is your best line. Position your second
shot on the left side of the fairway to open up
the green for your approach shot.
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Hole
7
Accuracy rather than length is required to a
narrow landing area from the tee. Be sure to be
a little plus on your approach shot to the green
or you will find yourself in the treacherous
bunker guarding the front of the green.
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Hole
8
A mid-iron shot into a relatively easy and low
lying green can setup a good birdie opportunity.
Avoid overshooting the green as you will then
face a bunker shot to a green sloping away from
you.
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Hole
9
This seaver dogleg left PAR 5 presents challenge
off the tee and near the green. A bunker on the
near corner of the fairway and a large lake to
the left of the green will test every golfer's
skill.
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Hole
10
The large lakes to the left and right of the
teeing area present a great view but could be a
psychological hazard to the player. Once the
tee shot is clear ,the strategically guarded
green will invite a testing approach.
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Hole
11
The beauty of this hole may well quicken your
heartbeat - but ensure that you have enough club
on your shot or you might end up chipping to a
green sloping away from you. An accurate tee
shot is essential as a bunker guards the green
on the right and a lake on the left.
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Hole
12
Percentage play is the key on this long PAR 4.
Aim your tee shot towards the left side of the
fairway to avoid the fairway bunker on the right
and also for a better approach angle into the
green guarded by bunkers on both sides.
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Hole
13
A well struck drive and a good second shot might
still leave you short of the green. Take care to
play your tee shot to the left side of the
fairway to avoid the bunker on the right.
However beware of the out-of- bounds to the
left, all the way to the green.
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Hole
14
A good drive off the tee, played to the
center of the fairway will leave you with a
relatively shot on this strategic PAR 5. Take
care not to play your tee shot too close to the
OB fence on the right as that will leave you
with a difficult second shot. Long hitters may
try to hit this green in two but will have to
take care to avoid the ravine running just short
of the green.
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Hole 15
A good solid connection is required form the tee
shot to carry the hazard area. Once negotiated a
relatively easy but deceptive short iron is
needed into a sloping plateau green.
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Hole 16
A well connected long iron on this memorable PAR
3 will help you enjoy your walk up to the green.
Be sure to have enough club and, aim a little
left or you may find yourself in the lake or
brook running along the right side of the green.
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Hole 17
Do not let the grand setting of this magnificent
hole distract you. The key here is to keep the
ball in play between the two large lakes. A well
placed tee shot to the left side of the narrow
fairway will set up a short iron into the green
just short of the cascading waterfall.
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Hole 18
A spectacular finishing hole which will give you
options of playing safe or going for the green
in two shots. If playing safe, a good drive off
the tee and a long iron lay up just short of the
lake will set you up for a mid or short iron
approach into the green. Take care to have
enough club on the approach as the lake guards
the right side.
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