18 Holes

Challenging opening hole with a slight right hand dog leg.

Favour the left hand side of the Fairway, or if you are a big hitter (230 yards or more) you can go over the trees. The left hand side is out of bounds and protected by a ditch. The green is guarded on the left and right by shallow bunkers. If the alternate green is in play its best to play down the left hand side and go over the hump.

This is our only par 5 a long and straight hole, just avoid the bunkers off the tee.

Favour the the middle left hand side for your initial drive. This eliminates the fairway bunker at 180 yards on your right and the two small hidden bunkers on the left. The fairway is a little left to right for the middle part of the hole so stay left for your second shot as you can easily end up in the trees on the right. The green is protected by three bunkers with the front left being fairly steep. The green is fairly flat and pin position is usually middle / front, aim for the flag with approach.

A challenging par 3 requiring an accurate tee shot.

This par 3 is harder than it looks, at 193 yards. The wooden hut is a good target. The green has a severe right to left slope. There is a bunker on the left and another bunker on the top right of green. A good miss is to the left of the hole, while the rough looks intimidating its a better shot than coming downhill. This hole normally plays into a headwind making it an even tougher.

This is a good straight uphill par 4.

Keep to the centre of the Fairway with your drive, the slope will tend to push shots out right, so avoid the pond. When you reach the top of the hill a view to the green will reveal bunkers to the left and right. This hole can play long as it is normally played into wind.

This can be a deceivingly awkward hole aim at the oak tree, but don't hit it!

The pin position is key to the approach shot. Aim to the left of the white marker in the distance on this slight dog leg right. This will put you in a good position to attack the pin on the narrow two-tier green which is protected by bunkers on both side.

This intimidating par 3 is protected by well placed bunkers and the green slopes left to right.

Before you take your shot cast an eye towards the 8th green to take note of the pin position. A good miss here is towards the left as the right slopes towards out of bounds. The green slopes left to right, watch chips onto the green.

This is the hardest hole on the course. A long par 4 with a right hand dog leg.

Position is everything on this hole, aim your tee shot towards the marker post as the Fairway slopes right to left. Aim your second shot at the white marker which can be seen from the top of the hill. The fairway slopes downhill right to left to the green set in a hollow. Beware of the elephant bath to the right,

A fairly straight forward, but deceptively long par 4, always plays longer as it's uphill all the way.

Aim to the middle of the Fairway on this uphill hole. The green is flat and mostly unseen so aim at the flag on your approach shot. Beware of the two bunkers on the top right hand side of the green and the tree to the left.

The ninth hole is the only left hand dog leg on the course.

Aim at the marker post, this will keep you left of the Fairway bunker and you will be in a good position for a clear shot to the green. Watch out for the group of trees on the right, they have a gravitational pull. Bunkers surround the front left and right of the green.

With the tee slightly further right, the right handed dog leg is more pronounced

Again, favour the left hand side of the Fairway but although this time the hole plays 8 yards shorter the line to avoid the trees is tighter. The left hand side is out of bounds and protected by a ditch. The green is guarded on the left and right by shallow bunkers. If the alternate green is in play its best to play down the left hand side and go over the hump.

This hole plays exactly the same as the first time around. Long and straight! Except for the Lady's.

This is a long, straight par five, however favour the the middle left hand side for your initial drive. This eliminates the fairway bunker at 180 yards on your right and the two small hidden bunkers on the left. The fairway is a little left to right for the middle part of the hole so stay left for your second shot as you can easily end up in the trees on the right. The green is protected by three bunkers with the front left being fairly steep. The green is fairly flat and pin position is usually middle / front, aim for the flag with approach.

Same challenge only slightly shorter!

The wooden hut is a good target. The green has a severe right to left slope. There is a bunker on the left and another bunker on the top right of green. A good miss is to the left of the hole, while the rough looks intimidating its a better shot than coming downhill. This hole normally plays into a headwind making it an even tougher.

This is a good straight uphill par 4

With an SI index of 3 and 4 a good opportunity for some points. Keep to the centre of the Fairway with your drive, the slope will tend to push shots out right. When you reach the top of the hill a view to the green will reveal bunkers to the left and right. This hole can play long as it is normally played into wind.

With the tee slightly further right, the tree is slightly less intimidating.

This can be a deceivingly awkward hole, it’s easy to get in to trouble especially on the right. The pin position is key to the approach shot. Aim to the left of the white marker in the distance on this slight dog leg right. This will put you in a good position to attack the pin on the narrow two-tier green.

Playing slightly shorter off the front tee, but still an intimidating little shot.

This intimidating par 3 is protected by well placed bunkers and the green slopes left to right. Before you take your shot cast an eye towards the 8th green to take note of the pin position. A good miss here is towards the left as the right slopes towards out of bounds. The green slopes left to right, watch chips onto the green.

This time around you now have a better idea of how the land lies!

With an SI of 1 and 2, this is the hardest hole on the corse. A long par 4 with a right hand dog leg. Position is everything on this hole, aim your tee shot towards the marker post as the Fairway slopes right to left. Aim your second shot at the white marker which can be seen from the top of the hill. The fairway slopes downhill right to left to the green set in a hollow. Beware of the elephant bath to the right.

A fairly straight forward, but deceptively long par 4, always plays longer uphill.

Aim to the middle of the Fairway on this uphill hole. The green is flat and mostly unseen so aim at the flag on your approach shot. Beware of the two bunkers on the top right hand side of the green and the tree to the left.

The ninth hole is the only left hand dog leg on the course and that is emphasised with this tee position.

Aim at the marker post, this will keep you left of the Fairway bunker and you will be in a good position for a clear shot to the green. Watch out for the group of trees on the right, they have a gravitational pull. Bunkers surround the front left and right of the green.