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This is a challenging tee shot with water on the left; the bunker on the right comes into play at the 240m mark. The ball will feed back tothe centre from the right side of the fairway.

Your line should be left of the large fairway bunker on the right. On the left side of the fairway the bunker comes into play at 240m. Lay up to the left side of the fairway to give yourself the best approach to a difficult green.

This is a long Par 4 with a narrow tee shot that generally plays downwind which makes the hole play a little easier. It has a well bunkered green with a slight slope from back to front.

This is a difficult Par 3 that requires a well struck long iron, well bunkered ont he right hand side with a reasonably flat green.

This is a short Par 4 - get past the bunker on the left and this hole plays a lot easier.

A short dog leg left Par 4, long hitters may be able to drive this green downwind with a good bounce. Otherwise a second shot will be to a large flat green.

A standard Par 3 that is well bunkered. It has shallow bunkers on the left and a large deep bunker on the right.

A Par 5 that begins with an elevated tee shot, the bunkers come into play for the long hitters. Your lay up second shot should be on the left fro the best approach to the green.

This is the hardest hole on the course. It is an extremely long hole that generally plays into the wind. Your approach shot is to a split level green with a false front.

A Par 5 with a narrow tee shot, the bunker comes into play on the right. Most of the bunkers are within 100m of the green. You may find that laying up will give you the best chance of making birdie.

This short Par 4 gives the player a couple of options. Option 1 is to play safe to the right of the fairway bunker. Option 2 would be to play aggressively over the left hand trap that will leave a second shot of less than 100m.

A medium length Par 3 that is well bunkered on both the left and right.

This is a challenging Par 4 with a narrow fairway. If you catch the slope at 220m the ball will roll a further 40m. Short of the green to the right there is a lot of bunkering.

A difficult Par 4 that requires a well placed tee shot. Run out on the right is 240m. The second shot is downhill and there is a lot of trouble behind the back of the green.

This short Par 3 is very exposed to the elements. It is well bunkered onthe left and right and anything short right will leave a very difficult chip.

A long Par 4 that generally plays into the wind. The bunkers come into play onthe right for the long hitters, shorter hitters need to be accurate in avoiding the bunkers that align down the middle. Your second shot is to a reasonably flat green.

A dog leg left Par 4. Long hitters line will be over the bunkers on the left. The second shot is to a reasonably flat green with a deep bunker short left and a large slope falling off the right hand side of the green.

And finally a Par 5 to finish your round. It has a wide fairway with bunkers coming into play. Bunker carry on the left is 230m. Your best option for your second shot is to lay up short of the fairway bunkers to leave a short iron approach to a large green.