1A Par 4 hole that lays slightly to the left. Aim your tee shot at the fairway bunkers close to the 100 meters mark.The approach shot to a long and narrow green is challenged by bunkers on the right and a run-off area on the left.For a pin placement at the back of the green, aim for the center or left side of the green.2A challenging Par 3 hole, which is often played against the wind. Large front green with lake on the right and bunkers on the left.The green slopes from back to front and from left to right, so aim for the left side of the green as the right side slopes towards the lake.3A Par 4 hole, which lays sharply to the right of the large fairway bunkers. The approach shot runs downhill, and the green is protected by two deep bunkers on the left.Aim for the right side of the green and get the easiest chip or putt. Don't hit too far if the pin location is at the back of the green.4A Par 4 hole with two bunkers in the middle of the fairway, where the left bunker is mostly in play for the long hitters.The approach shot is challenged by bunkers in front and on the right with a large, steep run-off area behind.Avoid hitting over the green as there are Out-of-Bounds close to the back edge of the green.5A Par 4 hole which is more challenging than the length of the hole indicates. The long hitters can hit over the bunker on the right and hit the middle of the fairway, but otherwiseThe approach shot is longer than the target in meters indicates, and it is wise to go up half an iron. If in doubt, cards can be played from the lake in front of the green.The front of the green slopes down towards the lake and it is better to be too long than too short on this beautiful hole.6A challenging Par 5 hole with 11 bunkers, which calls for course management and caution.The green is well protected and laid out in two levels, so pay attention to the pin placement.With two bunkers on the right and a bunker as well as a steep run-off area on the left, the approach shot must be precise. A very tactical Par 5 hole.7Another challenging Par 3 hole with a wide but not so deep green. There is often a headwind, which requires the stroke length to be increased by up to 3 irons. It is better to hit too far than too short and avoid the steep bunkers in front of thePutting can be tricky, especially from the sides and across the green.8A Par 4 hole that lays sharply left and has three holes in play from the tee. Aim for the right side of the fairway and get the best view of the green.The green is protected by three bunkers, and the one on the right digs into the green. An approach shot to mid-green is always good regardless of pin placement.9A narrow Par 4 hole with trees on the right and left. The tee shot runs downhill and the aiming point is the large willow tree behind the lake.Most of the fairway slopes from right to left and it is wise to play conservatively from the tee. The long-strikers should be aware of the lake close to the birch tree below the hiThe approach shot goes uphill, and the green is protected by bunkers on the right and left. The green is very hilly and requires careful reading of putts.10A Par 3 “Hawtree” signature hole over water – the course's only hole without bunkers in common with many of the world's top courses.There is often a headwind, and it is better to hit too far than too short, as the foregreen slopes away from the green.Green is wide but not deep and iron selection is crucial. The green is hilly and requires putts that take the conditions into account.11A Par 4 hole with a dogleg on the left. Aim for the right side of the fairway for the best overview and direction into the green. Play around the three deep fairway bunkers.The approach shot is challenged by a bunker short of the green and one on the right and a mound of grass on the left. The green is deep, and there can be a 2-3 iron difference betwAim for the right side of the fairway for the best overview and direction into the green. Play around the three deep fairway bunkers. The approach shot is challenged by a bunker sh12A Par 5 hole that must be played strategically and requires course management. It is best to play short of the three deep fairway bunkers for a straight rent. Some take the chance Beware of playing cards off the lake on the steeply sloping fairway. After the lake, most should be short of fairway bunkers close to the green. The approach shot is challenged by 13A Par 4 hole with water and trees on the left. The long-strikers must watch out for the lake further on on the right.The approach shot is easily too short, because there is longer than it seems from the large fairway bunker to the green. Aim for the left side of the green for the easiest chip or uphill putt and to avoid the run-off area and bunker on the right.14A challenging Par 3 hole with a tiered green that must not be missed on the left.The safe option is to short the green on the right, get an uphill chip or putt and avoid the big green bunker.Landing on the middle green is optimal regardless of pin placement.15A long Par 4 hole which is often played against the wind. Aim left as the landing area from the tee slopes down towards the right fairway bunker.The approach shot is challenged by two bunkers, a steep slope on the right and a large run-off area on the left.The green is deep and there can be a 2-3 iron difference between a pin placement at the front or back of the green, which slopes downwards to the right.16A short Par 4 hole with a tricky green. Aim for the right side of the fairway and get a better direction towards the green.Pay attention to the two grass bunkers on either side of the fairway. Be careful attacking a pin placement on the left as there is a large, steep and intimidating green bunker to tThe green is very hilly and can be difficult to read.17A Par 5 hole where the fairway slopes from right to left. Avoid the four deep bunkers parallel to the fairway.The approach stroke is uphill and longer than you think. The green is protected by bunkers short of the green and to the right with a deep bunker in front of the green and run-off Green slopes from back edge to front edge. Play short of the stick and get an uphill putt.18An exciting Par 5 hole, which must be played on the right side of the fairway, as everything slopes from right to left.The tree farthest to the right is the ideal direction for a shot short of the creek that runs across the fairway. The stream meanders through the fairway towards the green and downThere is also a green bunker on the left with a steep slope behind.
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