1Short par 4 opening hole which can be reached by the longer hitters.Favour an approach from the left side of the fairway to a two tier green.2Medium length par 4 up hill.Aim just inside the tree line on the left as the fairway slopes left to right once over the first rise.Try to leave your approach short of the flag as the green slopes from back to front.3The first of 5 par 3s. On a clear day you can see 4 counties from here. Playing just over 200 yards downhill, you can hit anything from driver to wedge depending on the infamous Co4A tee shot down the right side of the fairway is ideal as it slopes from right to left.There is a pond on the left that can’t be seen from the tee. An approach shot coming from the right is favoured as there is an out of bounds left of the long but narrow green.5A dogleg right par 4. A drive down the left side will give you a good sight of the green. You will still be faced with a tricky approach as bunkers guard the right and left side ofA dogleg right par 4. A drive down the left side will give you a good sight of the green. You will still be faced with a tricky approach as bunkers guard the right and left side of6This par 3 looks straight forward. Play with caution as anything long and left will leave a tough chip left to save par. Anything right can catch the trees and short will catch the7The first of the par 5s a tough uphill 500 yard hole. To make It tougher it normally plays into the wind. The driving range left is out of bounds so a drive right of the 2 big tree8A long par 4 awaits you on the 8th tee, once you have got your breath back.The long hitters should aim down the right side of the fairway which could leave you with a short second. An approach landing short and right could bounce left onto the kidney shapThe long hitters should aim down the right side of the fairway which could leave you with a short second. An approach landing short and right could bounce left onto the kidney shap9A tough par 3 to close out the front 9. Anything long and you can be faced with a tricky quick downhill chip.Miss the green left and you may catch the new bunker. If you hit this 2 tier green you will still be faced with a tough 2 putt to save par.10A driveable par 4 to open the back 9 but beware of cars entering and leaving the course.A drive up the left side of the fairway will kick your ball back towards the centre. A bunker short and right awaits those with wrong club.11A short but tricky par 5 awaits. Players need to be aware on the road because of cars entering and leaving the course, leaving your tee short of it may be your best option. Longer The green itself sits in a bowl which kicks the ball in from both sides. A ditch and bunker on the right are waiting for those who come up short.12A tough par 3 exposed on top of a hill. Left is out of bounds, right you're at the bottom of a hill, long you are in deep rough and short you are in a bunker. A bogey 4 here is alw13A tee shot down the left side of the fairway will allow your ball to kick right from the sloping fairway.Be aware there is out of bounds if you go too far left. An approach to the middle of the green is safe as out of bounds awaits anything left or a tough chip awaits if you miss it r14A short par 4 awaits on the 14th tee.The longer hitters can reach the slightly hidden green behind the willows. A new bunker short left may change a few minds. In which case an iron to the bottom of the dip will still15The ideal line off the tee is between the centre of the fairway and the hedge on the left.The approach shot is tricky as a slightly raised front part of the green can often lead to players leaving their shot short of the green.16The shortest hole on course. Club selection is important here.Hitting the green with the wrong club could leave you with a 30 yard putt.17Depending on the tee position this hole can be a driveable straight par 4 or a tough dogleg left over the trees.A hybrid or long iron to middle of the fairway may be your best option for a par.18After looking at the view for the last time you are eventually left with a long downhill par 5.
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