A spectacular opening hole meandering through tall pines which demands an accurate tee shot.

The first of the par-3s requires a precise tee shot in order to find the correct plateau on this undulating green.

The 3rd is probably the strongest par-4 on the course, it requires a well posititoned tee shot to the corner of the dog-leg right, and plenty of club is needed for the uphill approach shot.

After a generous tee shot, longer hitters may be tempted to challenge the bunkers some 70 yards short of the green to set up an eagle opportunity, while most will choose to lay up to their favourite wedge yardage.

A short, downhill par-3 where a large and deceptively undulating green awaits. For the best chnace of a three, aim for the middle of the green as long or left leaves little hope of salvaging a par.

The long 6th is a three shot hole for most, with out of bounds running the entire length of the hole down the right and a large undulating green.

The 7th is a positional hole, with out of bounds to the right and deep penalising bunkers down the left side of a fairway, hitting the fairway is vital before an approach to a long thin green.

For the best view of the green, look to hug the right-hand side of the fairway with your drive from the elevated tee box. The second shot plays uphill to a two-tiered green protected by bunkers left and right. 

Hazards await on both sides to catch any errant drives on this thinking man’s par-5. A three shot hole for most, make sure to find the correct section on this tricky green with your approach.

The uphill, par-4 10th is a good chance to knock one close and get a shot back on the course. The challenge here is judging the elevation change to get your ball pin high.

A strong par-3 with out of bounds lurking just yards from the right hand edge of the green and bunkers short, it’s recommended to club up to reach the heart of the green.

Play down the left side to open up the green and leave an exciting approach which plays a club less downhill over the water. Staying under the hole is essential as the green is pitched steeply from back to front.

Long hitters can look to carry all the bunkers on the right, while most should take a conservative line to the left. Pay attention with the lay up as bunkers are waiting both to the left and right.

This demanding uphill par-3, requires a precise shot to find the green in regulation as anything hit offline will be punished, with several bunkers well positioned to catch the ball of those who don’t carry it far enough.

The 15th demands three well struck shots, with an intimidating view from the tee, the entire length of the hole plays uphill to a large green.

The 16th, one of the most demanding par-4’s on the course, begins with a testing blind tee shot over the brow of a hill, with hazards both left and right. A steep tier splits the green into two distinct halves.

Although the shortest of the par-3’s, trouble still awaits with water left and deep bunkers guarding the entrance to this undulating, tiered green.

The spectacular 18th can make or break a great round. While long hitters will be tempted to have a go at the green in two, most golfers will opt to lay up short of the large lake that sits to the right of the green.