1"A drive finishing on the left of the fairway produces the best line into the green and leaves a short approach shot onto the putting surface which slopes down from front to back."2"A good drive favouring the left-hand side of the fairway will still leave a significant second shot into a long, tricky and well guarded green."3"A tee shot left of centre will avoid the well-placed fairway bunker and provides the best line into the green. Weight is the key to a successful approach, whether opting for a hig4"The key to this hole is to hit the ball straight. This green is particularly long and good club selection is required to produce another birdie opportunity, especially if the hole"The key to this hole is to hit the ball straight. This green is particularly long and good club selection is required to produce another birdie opportunity, especially if the hole5"Not too much of the raised green is visible from the tee and a choice has to be made between running your tee shot onto the green via the slope in front, or carrying the entire di"Not too much of the raised green is visible from the tee and a choice has to be made between running your tee shot onto the green via the slope in front, or carrying the entire di6"From the white tee an accurate tee shot aimed at the left half of the fairway is the key to success on this tough par 4."7"A slight right to left dog-leg hole although the camber of the fairway is in the opposite direction which makes for a challenging tee shot. It is difficult to avoid a sloping lie 8"A well struck tee shot aimed at the front left-hand edge of the green should see your ball follow the lie of the land and run down onto the two tiered putting surface.""A well struck tee shot aimed at the front left-hand edge of the green should see your ball follow the lie of the land and run down onto the two tiered putting surface."9"This is a great risk and reward hole.The sensible plan is to hit a drive to the right side of the fairway and let the slope do the work and then to lay up and attack the pin with 10"A firm tee shot aimed at the marker behind the green will bounce a couple of times and then feed down onto the putting surface.""A firm tee shot aimed at the marker behind the green will bounce a couple of times and then feed down onto the putting surface."11"The top class tee shot is up the right-hand side with a touch of right to left draw. Good club selection for your approach shot is essential as putting down from the upper tier to12"The strategic tee shot is to hug the left hand side and let the slope move the ball back into the centre of the fairway. A good drive makes it possible to reach in two for the lon13"An accurate tee shot is required to avoid four well placed greenside bunkers guarding this small but receptive raised green. However if you can find the green from the tee you wil"An accurate tee shot is required to avoid four well placed greenside bunkers guarding this small but receptive raised green. However if you can find the green from the tee you wil14"A drive to the left of the fairway will set you up for your approach to the green but beware the woods on the left!"15"From the medal tee the ideal tee shot is a bold left to right fade started off down the left half of the fairway. The alternative is to aim for the right of the fairway and allow 16"A good tee shot aimed at the left-hand greenside bunker with a hint of fade is likely to produce the best result although once on the putting surface be happy with two putts as th"A good tee shot aimed at the left-hand greenside bunker with a hint of fade is likely to produce the best result although once on the putting surface be happy with two putts as th17"When contemplating your club selection for your second shot, an extra club, maybe two, is well worth considering."18"Longer hitters can reach this green in one blow with a tee shot aimed up the left-hand side of the fairway as the ground falls down and to the right towards the green. A more mode"Longer hitters can reach this green in one blow with a tee shot aimed up the left-hand side of the fairway as the ground falls down and to the right towards the green. A more mode
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