1Angled to the left. Aim for large rocks for your tee shot. When you see green, remember that the terrain slopes to the left.2The west wind often pushes your ball to the right. Be careful of going out of bounds! A fox sometimes comes to greet the golfers).3In this lake, hundreds of frogs, muskrats, ducks, herons live and thousands die!4A ravine, 277 yards from the men's mound, invites long hitters to bathe their ball.The west wind invites everyone to fatten their balls in the natural fertilizer that abounds in the out-of-bounds area, to the right.5For ladies, this is the most difficult hole.Men will be particularly wary of the ravine which precedes the green, on the right.Warning: you should not underestimate the distances!6Due to the wind blowing to the left, it is relatively difficult to reach the green.But don't aim too far to the right.there's something out of bounds (here, marmots sometimes steal balls.7A good opportunity for long hitters! On the approach, it is best to stay at the bottom of the green to hit your putt uphill.8The most deceptive (and for men the most difficult) hole on the course.Beware of the trees on the right, the clump of cedars before the green, the wind, the slopes.9Here again, don't underestimate the distances. but watch out for cars in the parking lot! And rejoice: after the hole, the canteen awaits you...10Here, contrary to the proverb, it is often the triple-bogey that favors the bold!Be reasonable, seek precision first.11First admire the landscape. without delaying the game of course.Then, play carefully the alley is narrower than it looks and the wind pushes your ball towards the wood.12An easy par 4. as long as you stay in the fairway.Long hitters can even reach the green with their tee shot. The undulations of green are treacherous..13Don't linger too long to admire the magnificent panorama.Do not take a club that is too long because of the drop (60 to 70 feet) and take into account the wind which usually pushes your ball to the right.14A birdie hole for long hitters. The west wind pushes your ball to the right both at the start and on the approach.Attention: the green is 33 yards deep; choose the right iron.15The green is well protected on both sides by bumps; and it is far away, for a par 3!16Two streams which widen into lakes on the left: the first is not very dangerous, but the second, before the green, is rather welcoming. Don't underestimate the distances on your ap17The two streams again, with the lakes on the left this time.Often ducks, herons, sometimes a cormorant or bustards come to stay there.Watch out for the sand traps to the left and behind the green (31 yards deep!).
18Out of bounds on the left (the wind pushes your ball there. clumps of trees at a strategic distance, elevated and uneven green.But what a pleasure to find yourself at the chalet immediately afterwards!
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