Hole 1 | Hole 2 | Hole 3 | Hole 4 | Hole 5 | Hole 6 | Hole 7 | Hole 8 | Hole 9 |
Hole 10 | Hole 11 | Hole 12 | Hole 13 | Hole 14 | Hole 15 | Hole 16 | Hole 17 | Hole 18 |
Course Layout |
Playing Tips
An excellent example of a Par 4 not needing to be long to be an outstanding hole. Anything left is likely to find the water hazard, while a high stand of trees will catch an errant ball to the right. The tee shot needs to reach the corner of the dog-leg to allow for a short iron to the elevated green. Tee shots just a little short will mean a second shot that will either need to be bunted low to avoid overhanging branches or hit with a left-to-right ball flight to avoid same. A ball just reaching the green is likely to roll back off the false front.
Tee | Par | Rating | Distance |
Blue | 4 | 8 | 279 |
White | 4 | 8 | 265 |
Red | 4 | 6 | 265 |
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