Hole # 1

• Par 4, 300-foot challenge
• A narrow, sloped and tree-lined fairway leads to an elevated, two-tiered green that for the adventurous, is reachable from any of the 4 tee boxes. Somehow it still produces more bogeys than birdies.

• Another short par 4, but going for it off the tee is a very low percentage shot, with a red-staked ravine surrounding 3 sides of the green.

Hole # 3

• Winds may be a big factor in club choice with the 30-meter drop from tee to green.
• Three-putts are common as the green only appears to be flat.

Hole # 4

• This dogleg requires a precision lay-up off the tee to the edge of the large pond protecting the green.
• Winds over the water can play havoc with shots to the wide green, backstopped by out-of-bounds markers.

Hole # 5

• Big hitters will be challenged off the tee by a tight landing zone and a creek running across the fairway.
• Wind and pin placement on the very long green make club selection critical if you hope to ‘get there in two’.

Hole # 6

• Bunkers in front, water to the left and behind, and OB to the right make this a challenging par 3, even on calm days.

Hole # 7

• The toughest hole of the bunch requires a precise long iron lay-up, for a 160 yard second shot down a narrow treed fairway to a large rolling green, surrounded on 3 sides by water.
• Bogeys are good.

Hole # 8

• A creek, not visible from the tee snakes through the landing zone.
• Stay just left of centre or ‘get legs’ to clear the water for the approach to a large flat green backed by another pond.

Hole # 9

• A big wide fairway funnels quickly to challenge the accuracy of any long drivers.
• A sharp dog-leg left makes for a tricky lay-up around a blind corner for a wedge shot into a tiered and sloping green.