Overview

Ref# T7126
Pricing Valid Until 31 Dec 2025

At a Glance

  • When

    Flexible dates as required

  • Package

    5 nights | 4 games 

  • Accommodation

    5 nights at Yering Gorge Cottages including daily breakfast 

  • Golf

    4 games of golf including shared carts at 

    Yering Meadows GC

    Eastern Golf Club 

    RACV Healesville Country Club 

    Gardiners Run 

  • Drive

    All airport, golf and hotel transfers included 

  • Pricing

    From AUD $2,150 per person based on 8 golfers travelling together 

Itinerary Summary

Day Golf Accommodation
Day 1 Arrive, Play Gardiners Run Golf & Country Club Yering Gorge Cottages
Day 2 The Eastern Golf Club (South Course) Yering Gorge Cottages
Day 3 Yering Gorge Cottages
Day 4 RACV Healesville Country Club Yering Gorge Cottages
Day 5 Yering Meadows Yering Gorge Cottages
Day 6 Depart

Itinerary Day-by-Day

Day 1
Flights Arrive Melbourne
Golf
Gardiners Run Golf & Country Club | 12:00 PM tee time TBC (18 holes with shared mot cart - tee time tbc) 
The Gardiners Run Golf Course is a brand new facility offering purpose built practise facilities and a golf course that has been described as a member friendly course offering a little something for golfers of all ability. The Club also boasts a fully equipped golf shop, bar and catering facilities and one of the best clubhouse views overlooking the 18th green.
Notes Check in to accommodation
Check in to your accommodation. Rest of the day at your own leisure
Accommodation
Yering Gorge Cottages   (Includes continental breakfast hamper daily, complimentary bottle of Yarra Valley wine on arrival and use of leisure facilities.) 
Yering Gorge Cottages has eight free-standing, one bedroom cottages ideal for couples or families with younger children. Our one-bedroom cottages contain large corner spa baths, floor to ceiling panoramic windows overlooking the Yarra Valley, Christmas Hills and The Eastern Golf Club. Each cottage features a large private deck with barbeque, kitchenette and wood fireplace.
Day 2
Notes Walk to golf
Golf
The Eastern Golf Club (South Course) | 09:30 AM tee time TBC (18 holes with shared mot cart - tee time tbc) 
With a philosophy to create an environment in harmony with the broader landscape, The Eastern Golf Club commissioned Greg Norman Golf Course Design (GNGCD) to design the 27-hole championship standard course plus Shark Waters – a Par-3 nine-hole course. The Eastern Golf Club’s 27-hole, championship standard, course has been designed with quality and playability in mind.
Accommodation
Yering Gorge Cottages   
Day 3
Winery Transfer to the Yarra Valley
Perhaps enjoy some time in the Yarra Valley visiting some wineries in Yarra Glen, Coldstream and Healesville area | own arrangements
Accommodation
Yering Gorge Cottages   
Day 4
Coach Transfer to golf
Approx travel time 30 mins
Golf
RACV Healesville Country Club | 10:30 AM tee time TBC (18 holes with shared mot cart - tee time tbc) 
The RACV club at Healesville has recently been completely redesigned by well known golf course architect Michael Clayton. Large, severely undulating greens are hallmarks of the new course as are the craggy bunkers that Clayton is well known for. The end result is a course that tests members and other golfers alike still set within the beautiful surrounds of well established bush and forest only 70 minutes from the centre of Melbourne. Quality on site accommodation at RACV club allow you to get away from it all, play golf and also partake in a wide range of other activities.
Accommodation
Yering Gorge Cottages   
Day 5
Coach Transfer to golf
Approx travel time 5 mins
Golf
Yering Meadows | 09:00 AM tee time TBC (18 holes with shared mot cart - tee time tbc) 
The Croydon Golf Club was established in 1925 at its former Dorset Road site and over the years has earned the reputation of being the premier golf club in the eastern suburbs. The club's relocation in June 2008 to its site in Yering is now complete with the full 27 hole Ross Watson designed course and 15 hectare walnut grove which opened in early 2009. A modern clubhouse is nestled in amongst the property with commanding and uninterrupted views of the Yarra Valley. Renowned as a very friendly club the clubhouse facilities provide the ideal surroundings for the relaxation and enjoyment of members and their guests.
Coach Transfer to hotel
Approx travel time 5 mins
Accommodation
Yering Gorge Cottages   
Day 6
Notes Check out of hotel
Sort out any incidentals before your round
Coach Transfer to Airport
Approx travel time 30 mins
Flights Depart Melbourne

Golf Courses

Gardiners Run Golf & Country Club

132 Victoria Road
Lilydale, VIC, 3140
Australia

Region: Yarra Valley and Dandenongs

Gardiners Run Golf & Country Club

The Gardiners Run Golf Course is a brand new facility offering purpose built practise facilities and a golf course that has been described as a member friendly course offering a little something for golfers of all ability. The Club also boasts a fully equipped golf shop, bar and catering facilities and one of the best clubhouse views overlooking the 18th green.

In May 2014 the golfing arm of the Chirnside Park Country Club was relocated from its Kingswood Drive location to its new site on Victoria Road in Lilydale.

The Chirnside Park Country Club was established in 1974 and is located at the gateway to the picturesque Yarra Valley some 35 minutes from Melbourne. Although the course itself has relocated to the new Gardiners Run site the Country Club still operates a function & conference centre, gaming lounge, licensed bistro and a bowling & tennis facility.

The Gardiners Run Golf Course is a great facility offering purpose built practice facilities and a golf course that has been described as a member friendly course offering a little something for golfers of all ability. The clubhouse also boasts a fully equipped golf shop, bar and catering facilities and one of the best views overlooking the 18th green.

Gardiners Run Golf Course was named after John Gardiner who was born in Dublin in 1798 and came to Australia and took out one of the first grazing licenses in Melbourne. From there he set up an outstation which was called ‘Kangaroo Park’ which was located on the Yarra River not far from the existing Lilydale Airport. Later Mr Gardiner would build a homestead in Chirnside Park. A Squatters Directory listing in 1849 had a list of occupants on crown land in the district of Port Phillip with one named ‘Gardiners Run’. We feel this is a fitting tribute to an early pioneer of the area.

Course Information

Par: 72
ACR:
Length (m): 6282
Architect: Pacific Coast Design (Phil Ryan & Paul Reeves)
Design Year: 2014

Playing Tips

1
Par 4, Length 365m

Gardiners Run commences with an interesting par 4 with bunkers on the inside of the dogleg that look to offer a risk / reward temptation, however the smart play is to play straight down the middle and be left with a mid-iron to a large flattish green.

2
Par 5, Length 508m

This par 5 offers one of those special golfer moments as one crosses the ridge and sees the valley, 2nd green and holes 3 to 7 below them. Best played with a tee shot along the right hand side, which will use the natural contours to kick it back into the middle, the hole then entices golfers to go for the green.

3
Par 3, Length 157m

Certain to be one of the courses most photographed holes this short par 3 plays over water and sand to a gently undulating green. There is room to the front right and short for the not so brave but what the heck have a go and have some fun.

4
Par 4, Length 379m

This long par 4 plays uphill to a green surface that remains hidden for most of the journey. From the tee golfers need to be careful of the bunkers on each side of the fairway, then it?s a matter of club selection to find the centre of this large flattish green. Also beware of bunkers short and left of the green.

5
Par 4, Length 328m

The 5th at Gardiners Run is a hole full of options and temptations. Playing downhill and at less than 300 yards in a straight line going for the green is possible, however both sand or water will catch the errant shot. Laying up sounds safe but a fairway bunker short of the green puts a premium on tee shot position. Holes with such a variety of strategic options are the essence of fun and tantalising golf.

6
Par 4, Length 340m

With water down both sides of the fairway and in front of the tee this is one of the courses more testing tee shots. However the intimidation is more in the mind than reality as a generous fairway lies ahead. The 2nd shot is an interesting mid /short iron approach to a green set above ones eye line and protected by bunkers across its front.

7
Par 3, Length 175m

Playing uphill this hole plays at least 1 club longer than you?d expect, and the bunkers and hollows that surround the green need to be avoided. The green also has a subtle ridge running across it ensuring this a more difficult hole than it first appears.

8
Par 5, Length 493m

Playing downhill, this exciting par 5 offer beautiful views of the Yarra valley and beyond. A long straight tee shot sets up a 2nd shot and a reachable putting surface. For shorter hitters approaching from the left side of the hole will open up the well bunkered green.

9
Par 4, Length 373m

This moderately long par 4 returns golfers back to the club zone. Playing slightly downhill this hole is best played along the longer but un-bunkered left hand side. The green is slightly stepped with a ridge running across its middle.

10
Par 5, Length 534m

Being the most undulating hole, this par 5 is a reminder of the old Chirnside Park Golf Course with its uphill tee shot, the downhill approach to the green. Bunkers on the ridge provide direction for the tee shot with the safe play being to their left. From this ridge the rest of the hole is clearly visible and although playing shorter along the right side, the best approach angles are from the left side of the fairway.

11
Par 3, Length 166m

A difficult par 3 that has the greens? front and right side completely protected by sand, for the shy there is a bit of a bail out area to the left. The green also slopes steeply from back to front so staying below the hole is a sound play.

12
Par 4, Length 394m

This undulating par 4 is best played from the centre of the fairway, bunkers to the left will catch an errant drive. The front of the green is quite open and can be approached with either a high or low approach shot.

13
Par 4, Length 355m

A most picturesque hole that has the backdrop of the Dandenong Ranges, this par 4 bends slightly to the right and with a fairway bunker on the outside of the corner golfers are tempted to hug the right side of the hole. However the angle of the green and location of greenside bunkers makes approaching the green from the left side a much easier alternative.

14
Par 4, Length 368m

A beautiful hole with a well-structured green. Bending to the left off the tee, bunkers on the inside of the dogleg can be challenged and if the tee shot gets past these the golfers can be rewarded with a few more yards from the downhill bounce and a great angle to attack the flag. A green with a few subtle slopes that is certain to test ones putting skills.

15
Par 4, Length 319m

A partially blind tee shot challenges golfers on this shortish par 4. A bunker on the ridge must be avoided and the best play is along the right half of the fairway. The approach to the green is from an elevated ridge and should only require a short / medium iron, this shot must avoid the deep bunker to the right of the green.

16
Par 3, Length 148m

The last of the par 3?s is a shortish hole that features a distinct change in levels. A huge bunker runs along the right of the green, while a small bunker will catch anything long and left. Careful club selection is required to make certain you end up putting on the correct level.

17
Par 5, Length 500m

This par 5 slides to the right off the tee requiring either a fade (left to right) shaped tee shot or a bold line along the right hand edge to the partially hidden fairway. From the landing zone the green is best attacked from the left side of the hole and long 2nd shots can use the slope and get very close to the green.

18
Par 4, Length 380m

A difficult par 4 that plays over a ridge then down to the green, that is partially surrounded by water and sand. The longer the tee shot the better and those who elect to drive over the left half of the fairway can catch a steep down slope that can kick your ball back into the middle of the fairway. The approach to the green is there to tempt the fools and test the brave, but it is the wise golfer who plays for the middle of the green.

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RACV Healesville Country Club

Yarra Glen Road
Healesville, VIC, 3777
Australia

Region: Yarra Valley and Dandenongs

RACV Healesville Country Club

The RACV club at Healesville has recently been completely redesigned by well known golf course architect Michael Clayton. Large, severely undulating greens are hallmarks of the new course as are the craggy bunkers that Clayton is well known for. The end result is a course that tests members and other golfers alike still set within the beautiful surrounds of well established bush and forest only 70 minutes from the centre of Melbourne. Quality on site accommodation at RACV club allow you to get away from it all, play golf and also partake in a wide range of other activities.

The RACV club at Healesville has recently been completely redesigned by well known golf course architect Michael Clayton. Large, severely undulating greens are hallmarks of the new course as are the craggy bunkers that Clayton is well known for.

The end result is a course that tests members and other golfers alike still set within the beautiful surrounds of well established bush and forest only 70 minutes from the centre of Melbourne.

Quality on site accommodation at RACV club allow you to get away from it all, play golf and also partake in a wide range of other activities.

Course Information

Par: 72
ACR:
Length (m):
Architect: Mike Clayton
Design Year: 2010 (New design)
Top 100: 79

Playing Tips

1
Par 4, Length 328m

The shot to the corner is straightforward - a long iron or fairway wood for most - but the approach to the green plays longer than you think so take an extra club.

2
Par 3, Length 134m

One of the smallest and flattest greens on the course, a well struck iron to the middle will leave a good chance of birdie. Much like the first hole, best to play an extra club.

3
Par 4, Length 335m

The slope of the fairway pushes most drives away to the right so hug the flatter, left half. The bunkerless green may look easy from the fairway, but looks can be deceiving.

4
Par 3, Length 176m

A tier running through the middle of the green divides the putting surface into a lower left and upper right section. Try and be on the half where the pin is.

5
Par 4, Length 351m

Any drive short of the hill leaves a blind second. Aim further right for the approach than you think and allow the slopes to feed the ball around the flag.

6
Par 4, Length 302m

Drive as close as you can to the right side of the fairway to leave an easier approach up the green and away from the bunker which eats-up any ball running near.

7
Par 4, Length 348m

The bunker short of the green does a good job of making the approach shorter than it is but the green is large and long and needs more club than you think.

8
Par 5, Length 423m

The green is one of the most undulating and fearsome on the course - approachwith caution. If the pin is near the creek, approach from well to the left.

9
Par 4, Length 287m

The fairway slope will push anything but the best tee shot away to the right, leaving the more difficult angle into the green.

10
Par 3, Length 130m

More often than not it's best to play at the middle of the green and take par, rather than flirt with any of the cavernous bunkers and risk ruining the day.

11
Par 163, Length 3m

The slope around this green feeds any shot landing short away to the right. The best line is usually a touch to the left of the centre - over the edge of the bunker short of the green.

12
Par 265, Length 4m

The sensible play here is an iron to the bottom of the hill. If the pin is on the left, play short of the big bunker, when the pin is on the right, keep to the left.

13
Par 141, Length 3m

The big bunker short of the green makes the shot seem a little shorter (and scarier) than it actually is, and being uphill also makes it play a touch longer.

14
Par 341, Length 4m

There's a slight advantage to those who can keep the ball to the right if the pin is tucked on the left side of the green, and vice versa if the pin is on the right.

15
Par 421, Length 5m

The further left you can hit your tee shot the better the angle up this green. Many will be able to try for the green in two, but if laying up play as close to the creek as you can.

16
Par 125, Length 3m

For most this is only a oitch or short iron, but the deep creek in front and bunkers beyond give this little shot plenty of teeth - aim for the middle!

17
Par 298, Length 4m

The tee shot looks imposing but the fairway is wide so hot freely. The green is a different story - another boldly contoured putting surface sloping off at the front, right and rear.

18
Par 304, Length 4m

This horseshoe green will be one of the most talked about on the course. The key to the approach is to position yourself on the same side of the fairway as the pin.

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The Eastern Golf Club (South Course)

215 Victoria Road
Yering, VIC, 3770
Australia

Region: Yarra Valley and Dandenongs

The Eastern Golf Club (South Course)

With a philosophy to create an environment in harmony with the broader landscape, The Eastern Golf Club commissioned Greg Norman Golf Course Design (GNGCD) to design the 27-hole championship standard course plus Shark Waters – a Par-3 nine-hole course. The Eastern Golf Club’s 27-hole, championship standard, course has been designed with quality and playability in mind.

Course Information

Par: 72
ACR:
Length (m): 5616
Architect: Greg Norman
Design Year:

Playing Tips

1
Par 4, Length 296m

Eastern’s first hole is a gentle one and begins with a short, straight forward Par 4 giving golfers a good birdie chance. The ideal line is down the right side of the fairway; but ensure you avoid the deep bunker positioned there. The green complex is a moderate one in terms of break and speed and short left makes an up and down difficult. One of the friendlier holes on the course.

2
Par 5, Length 478m

After a soft opening, things get a little tougher at the 2nd Hole. A moderate length Par 5 gives a couple of options from the tee. Playing left is the desired line – although narrower – and there is plenty of room right of the fairway bunker for the less confident. The green complex is one of the most difficult on the course and must be approached from the middle of the fairway. Any approach from right or left makes stopping the ball on the green extremely difficult. A lay up here leaving an approach of 60 to 90 metres is generally a better option.

3
Par 4, Length 418m

One of the most spectacular, and difficult holes, awaits at the Par 4, 3rd hole. A downhill tee shot to a wide fairway sets up one of the most daunting shots on the course – a 200 metre carry over water to a difficult green. The smart play for most is to lay up out to the right, away from the water, and make par that way; although that can be ‘easier said than done’.

4
Par 4, Length 357m

This hole is a favourite. The tee shot plays uphill adjacent to the 3rd hole with a big bunker splitting the fairway. Lose your tee shot right and you face a much more difficult second shot to a green that sits on an angle to you. The best line into the green is from the left; two bunkers long left and short right to the green can make Par difficult.

5
Par 4, Length 326m

Another great short Par 4 that gives lots of options from the tee. A 200 metre carry is required to clear the bunkers on the right, making the approach easier. There is lots of room to the left, however the angle becomes poor and makes the second shot very difficult. A long narrow green makes getting the ball up and down from anywhere a challenge. A good chance for a birdie but six or more can also be on the cards with poor shot selection.

6
Par 3, Length 153m

The first of the Par 3 holes at Eastern has the hills along the Yarra River as its back drop. The wind is often into the player’s face on this hole making club selection challenging. The large green provides numerous options for different pin locations. A birdie here is a real chance.

7
Par 4, Length 364m

From the black tees this hole is a monster but from the blue and white tees, the hole shortens considerably. Hit your tee shot as hard and as far as you like towards the left side of the fairway bunker as there is plenty of room beyond. The second shot is played to a multi-level green that sits on an angle. Ensure you leave yourself plenty of green between yourself and the pin when chipping. Being on the same level as the pin when putting is a must. A strong hole where Par or Bogey are good results.

8
Par 3, Length 171m

A long and challenging Par 3 awaits here. There is lots of room to the right of this large green making three a possibility but with the pin on the left of the green, the large bunker becomes more and more in play making the hole very challenging. Play to the middle right of the green where ever the pin is positioned, and you give yourself a real chance of Par, without causing yourself too much grief.

9
Par 5, Length 495m

The front nine finishes with a downhill Par 5 with Eastern’s magnificent Clubhouse as the back drop. A powerful drive off the tee gives you a real chance at getting the ball close to the green in two shots. The second shot is also played downhill with more room out to the right as it seems but beware – the green is a difficult one to hold and very fast from above the hole. A good Par 5 where birdie is a real chance.

10
Par 4, Length 386m

The second nine begins with a strong Par 4 that often plays into the wind – depending on the weather conditions this hole can play relatively short to extremely long. The tee shot is played downhill; and water down the left side will catch a wide tee shot. Playing down the right is the safe line but makes the second more difficult. Long on this hole is not a bad miss at all with a relatively flat putting surface.

11
Par 5, Length 502m

Water lines the right side of the tee on this hole but will only catch a wide tee shot. Both the tee shot, and second shot are played to a generous fairway, but it is an advantage to have your second shot as far down, and as far left as possible – making your approach shot far easier. A big bunker guards the front right section of the green so it’s best to avoid that if you need to make Par – although Birdies can be made on this hole.

12
Par 4, Length 394m

Hole 12 is the beginning of a three- hole stretch that can make or break a good day on course. A long and straight drive is needed to have any chance of reaching this hole that is played to an elevated and undulating green. If not on the putting surface, a challenging shot awaits no matter where you are, so best to hit the green and keep the damage to a minimum.

13
Par 3, Length 188m

Standing on the 13th tee for the first time can be somewhat daunting. A shot of around 170 metres is required to circumvent the huge beach bunker which will catch any ball that is short and left of the target. The pin position can change the look of the hole completely, and par will always be a good score here. At first glance, short right looks to be okay, but it is far better having enough club to get on, or past the pin, and out to the right to avoid a big score.

14
Par 5, Length 537m

If you thought the last two holes were tough, then take a breath and prepare for another one. After getting your ball on the relatively wide fairway, your second shot is played into a narrow area with water on both sides so simply hit it straight. The trouble doesn’t stop there – the approach to the elevated green is tough with short or long being penalised heavily. Short left is the best option if conservative and watch out if putting from above the hole as balls can easily run past the hole and finish off the green if you’re not careful.

15
Par 4, Length 343m

A good chance for a birdie here. Ideally your tee shot needs to be played down the left-hand side of the fairway to give a better angle on the approach. The length of your tee shot will dictate how aggressive you can get on your approach but ensure you get on the putting surface as there are lots of run offs around this green. Short and left is not ideal at all.

16
Par 4, Length 351m

There are decisions to be made on this tee as the hole can be played with a 3 wood or long iron from the tee; or use a driver and play down the right side of the fairway to save some yardage. There is more room to the right than it looks off the tee but go with what feels best on the day. Water guards the green short so it’s best to take an extra club if in doubt. The green is a large one with lots of pin position option. Another realistic Birdie chance.

17
Par 3, Length 144m

One of the shorter Par 3 holes on the course, but not without its problems as it plays uphill and is guarded by bunkers that will catch any poor shot. Club selection can be difficult on his hole and it’s a tricky green, especially if you’re putting from above the hole. It is important to take enough club to carry over the large front bunker but be careful as long is definitely not the place you want to be. Take three and move on.

18
Par 4, Length 414m

This long Par 4 will require every bit of extra length you can gain from your drive to reach the green in two. The tee shot is played downhill but what makes the second shot so difficult is how elevated the green is. A shot of 180 metres becomes 200 metres and needs to carry all the way on to the green to stay on; anything less will roll some 40 – 50 metres short of the putting surface. Take an extra club or two and hope for a Par, or a bogey at worst.

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Yering Meadows

178 - 180 Victoria Road
Yering, VIC, 3770
Australia

Region: Yarra Valley and Dandenongs

Yering Meadows

The Croydon Golf Club was established in 1925 at its former Dorset Road site and over the years has earned the reputation of being the premier golf club in the eastern suburbs. The club's relocation in June 2008 to its site in Yering is now complete with the full 27 hole Ross Watson designed course and 15 hectare walnut grove which opened in early 2009. A modern clubhouse is nestled in amongst the property with commanding and uninterrupted views of the Yarra Valley. Renowned as a very friendly club the clubhouse facilities provide the ideal surroundings for the relaxation and enjoyment of members and their guests.

The Croydon Golf Club was established in 1925 at its former Dorset Road site and over the years has earned the reputation of being the premier golf club in the eastern suburbs. The club's relocation in June 2008 to its site in Yering is now complete with the full 27 hole Ross Watson designed course and 15 hectare walnut grove which opened in early 2009.

A modern clubhouse is nestled in amongst the property with commanding and uninterrupted views of the Yarra Valley. Renowned as a very friendly club the clubhouse facilities provide the ideal surroundings for the relaxation and enjoyment of members and their guests.

Dress regulations

All players are expected to meet the Clubs dress expectations.   Full details of dress expectations can be found here

Course Information

Par: 72
ACR: 72
Length (m): 6080
Architect: Ross Watson
Design Year: 1925

Playing Tips

1
Par 4, Length 342m

Elevated tees provide an inviting opening hole. With a hazard right and bunker left a well positioned tee shot allows an easier approach to a small two-tier green.

2
Par 4, Length 357m

Fairway bunkers guard left side of this fairway. A precise approach from the fairway is a necessity to this elevated green. Advanced golfers may attack but safety is to the front left portion of the green.

3
Par 3, Length 180m

Accuracy and the correct club selection makes this a strong par three. With a large putting surface a generous run-up to the middle/left of this green provides some relief from the right hazard and bunkers that surround.

4
Par 4, Length 304m

A deceptive hole with course knowledge making this a real birdie chance. Position safe to the left of the large fairway bunker or longer hitter straight over at the green. The small fast sloping green is tilted from left to right.

5
Par 5, Length 496m

The first of the great par 5's on this course. All emphasis is placed on hitting this fairway. With a hazard left and a bunker right, place your drive in the fairway and second shot within short iron distance to the green. Club selection needs to be precise with approach to this deep green.

6
Par 4, Length 394m

A long par four with plenty of options. Drive short of the bunker in the middle of the fairway or take it on. Right side of this fairway provides the biggest advantage. Shorter hitters watch your second shot as water weaves in front of the green.

7
Par 3, Length 123m

Simple in theory but though to execute! This short par 3 sets a tricky challenge for all level of golfers. Favour the front of this green with a sever drop off long.

8
Par 5, Length 481m

The hole that all golfers talk about. Hit tee shot straight at the three bunkers in the distance, longer hitters just left. Work out how far you want for your third or become a hero and fire your second at the green. There is more room left of this green than it looks.

9
Par 4, Length 384m

A strong hole with a par being a good score. Tee shot to the right side of the fairway will leave a long up hill shot to a deep two-tier puttiong surface. Avoid the two bunkers right of this green and two putts to finish this hole is a good result.

10
Par 5, Length 492m

Precision is a necessity on this visually spectacular par 5. A tough driving and lay-up hole with a hazard down the right side. Room right of this green provides some relief and a definite birdie chance if you stay dry!

11
Par 4, Length 369m

This hole will test all level of golfers. The longer you hit, the tighter this fairway becomes. A tough second to this small sloping left to right green makes for a great risk reward hole.

12
Par 3, Length 150m

With a green surrounded by bunkers a high flighted shot is required. The subtle tier in this green provides a great putting surface for making a birdie or saving your par. You will be tested from this point in so enjoy this short hole.

13
Par 5, Length 511m

The longest of the par 5's starts with pleasure and ends with torment. Many options are presented with your lay-up and approach to this hole guarded by hazards. Take note of water yardage carries and bunker placements to navigate your way down this hole.

14
Par 4, Length 325m

Visually a very tough short par 4. This fairway is wide before the first of the right side bunkers. Longer hitters have a narrowing landing area. Play it safe or take this hole on and be rewarded. Precision down this entire hole is a must.

15
Par 4, Length 279m

A tempting hole for the longer hitters. Take the driver and fire straight at the green but that's where the danger is. This semi island green is guarded by water. With many options it's short but suits the disciplined player.

16
Par 3, Length 158m

Normally playing towards a northerly wind this par 3 can play long with a water carry required to get on the left side of this green. The centre of this green feeds left helping to soften this hole. Lots of room short right provides some relief.

17
Par 4, Length 375m

With no water guarding either side of this fairway the only question needed answering is what line to take with longer hitters over the right side bunker. This deep green requires precision to provide a short birdie chance.

18
Par 4, Length 360m

A tough par 4 requiring distance and accuracy. Avoidboth hazard and bunkers with your tee shot and face mid-long iron up the hill. This two tier green has a false front right edge but is also a good area leaving a simple approach.

19
Par 4, Length 343m

This mid length par 4 is best attacked with precision. A long iron or fairway wood to the left side of this fairway is best suited. A large putting surface awaits with bunkers guarding the front right of this green.

20
Par 4, Length 315m

An elevated green with bunkers and collection areas make this a tough target to hit. Best approach with a short iron or pitch shot. Avoid the scattered fairway bunkers off the tee and a birdie is a real chance.

21
Par 4, Length 399m

With stunning views this down hill par 4 provides a stern test. Drive long and straight towards the right side bunker, this fairway will feed your ball left. The left greenside bunker and collection area in front of this green make for a deceptive approach.

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Par 3, Length 121m

All that can be seen is bunkers on this, the shortest of the par 3's. This green is rather undulating from back to front. A fantastic short par 3.

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Par 5, Length 474m

An elevated first half of this hole feeds down to a well guarded lay-up and approach area. Tee shot should be directed towards the right side of the fairway with a sever drop off left. Attack with caution and be rewarded.

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Par 4, Length 310m

With a hazard right and bunkers left a well positioned tee shot is required to tackle the large putting surface with a short approach shot. This is an inviting birdie chance.

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Par 3, Length 151m

Precision is needed with a well guarded green of bunkers, collection areas and a right side hazard. This two-tier green that slops towards the hazard provides some assistance in finding a right side pin position.

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Par 4, Length 406m

With an index of number 1 on this golf course a tough test awaits. This fairway needs to be found with hazard left and bunkers right. Water feeds in front of this sloping back to front green. Par on this hole is a great result.

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Par 5, Length 486m

This climbing par 5 is covered with scattered bunkers the entire way up the fairway. Avoid these and the best angle of approach is from the right to a fantastic small two tier green.

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