Course Guide

- Plays downhill to a green that is bunkered front right and to the left. - The ideal shot is to the left half of the green avoiding the bunkers. - The hole plays a little longer than it looks.

- Water on the right makes you play your tee shot to the left, making the hole play longer. - Second shot needs to be accurate in order to lay up into the gap to have a clear third shot to the green. - The green is protected by a mound to the front left and a bunker to the back right hand side.

The new tee prevents anyone from trying to go over the corner off the tee. This makes you drive to the left half of the fairway to avoid the out of bounds and the drain to the right. Your second shot needs to be played to the left half of the fairway avoiding the fairway bunkers to the right. Correct club selection is vital for third shot to a green with a big step in the middle and bunkers front right and to the left

Accuracy is required off the tee to a long straight par 4 that is bunkered on the left and right of the fairway and is tree lined as well. Good approach shot required to a green that is bunkered front right and front left and protected by a hedge at the back.

Accuracy is required off the tee to a long straight par 4 that is bunkered on the left and right of the fairway and is tree lined as well. Good approach shot required to a green that is bunkered front right and front left and protected by a hedge at the back.

Dog leg left par 4. Tee shot ideally played to right half of fairway to open up angle to the green. Fairway is protected to the left and right by bunkers and a drain on the left, green is protected by bunkers front left and to the right.

Par 3 playing slightly up hill. Green is bunkered front right and front left. Accuracy from the tee is required to avoid a spine that runs from back to front in the middle of the green making putting difficult.

Ideal tee shot is to the left half of the fairway to give a clearer line into the green. The green is bunkered to the left and right and protected by a tree to the front left hand side.

Drive can be played a little further left than it looks off the tee. Second shot is played blind as the green is at the top of the hill but the approach needs to be played to the left to avoid fairway bunkers to the right. The green is protected by a bunker front left.

Long iron or Rescue is best option off tee, avoiding fairway bunker on the right and trees on the left. Approach to green is heavily guarded by a false front and bunkers left and right. Green is deeper than it appears.

Dog leg right par 4 played best with a drive aimed to the left of the evergreens. Longer hitters may attempt to clear trees off the tee. Approach will be played with a medium to short iron, to a long green protected by bunkers left, right and at the back and a big step in the middle of the green.

Long par 3 playing normally into the wind. A big green with a step in its middle, protected by bunkers front and right and trees to the left.

Long par 4 with a 90 degree dog leg to the right. Bigger hitters try to fly the corner off the tee taking on the out of bounds. Shorter hitters play to the corner off the tee leaving an approach playing slightly uphill with a medium to long iron. A big green with two tiers protected by a bunker front left and short right.

Short par 4 played best with a 3 wood or rescue off the tee to the right half of the fairway, shots to the left will be blocked out by the trees. This leaves an approach to a green that sits above the fairway protected well by deep bunkers left and right.

Dog leg right par 4. Tee shot needs to be positioned to left half of fairway to open up angle to the green and to help avoid trees lining the right of the fairway. Large green with a tier in the middle and bunkers left and right.

Long par 4 playing uphill. Tee shot best positioned to the left half of fairway to avoid bunker on the right. Club selection vital to the green as the shot plays longer than it appears. The green is large and undulating with a large bunker to the left.

Long par 4 slight dog leg to the left. Tee shot positioned to the right half of the fairway gives better angle and flatter lie for the second shot, which plays again longer than it appears. The green is protected by a tree to the left and bunkers left and right.

Par 5 playing uphill and dog legs to the right. Tee shot best played aiming at the clubhouse, as the fairway has drains to the left and right. Second shot plays blind and uphill and is best aimed at the chimney on the right of the cottage. The large green is protected by a long bunker on the left and a deep bunker on the right.