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Hole 1

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From The Tee Straight ahead par 5 hole with the ideal line off the tee being the right edge of the tallest pine tree on the left side of the fairway as you see it from the tee. Longer hitters can get home in 2 shots with a large green protected by a bunker front left. Relatively flat green with only gentle borrows. All the greens on the course will have some borrow away from Mount Buninyong – if you think it i

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Hole 2

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From The Tee The creek must be negotiated from the tee as it runs across the entire width of the hole. The hazard stops around 30m short of the green so a lofted shot is definitely required. The severely sloping green (back to front) is protected by a bunker short left as well as one right of the green. Any shot over the green faces a treacherous chip onto the green sloping away from you. Correct club selectio

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Hole 3

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A delightful medium length par 4 with a carry over the creek required off the tee onto a fairway that snakes its way to the green. The ideal shot is a gentle draw off the trees on the right side of the fairway. Although the green has no bunkers protecting it, missing this green on any side will require a deft touch to get the ball close. Another green which slopes back to front so leaving an uphil

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Hole 4

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Do not be fooled by the length of the hole – it is definitely not a driver hole. With the creek crossing the fairway 50m short of the green only the very longest of hitters who can hit a fade should even contemplate reaching for the big dog! The widest part of the fairway is around 130m from the green so plan your tee shot to end in this area. Any shot too far left of centre will most likely have

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Hole 5

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From The Tee A straight ahead par 4 with the only real danger off the tee being the OOB on the right. The creek crossing off the tee should not be a problem as it is only 30m off the front of the tee box. The green is protected by a bunker on the right and once again through the back of the green is not the place to be. Relatively flat green so putts can be holed from anywhere.

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Hole 6

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A short par 5 with danger down both sides of the fairway – if you miss the fairway on either side, getting home in 2 is out of the question. Right has an OOB fence and left some of the heaviest scrub on the course. The fun really begins when you get on the green. The most severely sloping green on the course and depending on where the pin is cut, 3 putts can be a good result. Anywhere over the gre

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Hole 7

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From The Tee A draw off the tee is definitely an advantage as the hole turns right to left most of the way to about 80m short of the green. Avoid going left off the tee as a forest of gum trees and bracken await you. Too far right and a dam can capture errant drives. A conservative play off the tee making sure you hit the fairway is a wise way to start this hole. The green has 2 levels with a slight rise from

From The Fairway

On The Green A draw off the tee is definitely an advantage as the hole turns right to left most of the way to about 80m short of the green. Avoid going left off the tee as a forest of gum trees and bracken await you. Too far right and a dam can capture errant drives. A conservative play off the tee making sure you hit the fairway is a wise way to start this hole. The green has 2 levels with a slight rise from

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Hole 8

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From The Tee The longest of the par 3’s on the course and this will really test you if played into the northerly. The green is slightly higher than the tee so the target looks tiny. Play for the middle of the large green and avoid the bunker left of the green. A 3 on this hole is a very good result.

From The Fairway

On The Green The longest of the par 3’s on the course and this will really test you if played into the northerly. The green is slightly higher than the tee so the target looks tiny. Play for the middle of the large green and avoid the bunker left of the green. A 3 on this hole is a very good result.

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Hole 9

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The longest of the par 5’s with the first half of the hole playing uphill. The further right you can be on the fairway the easier the 2nd shot. The ideal line off the tee is the large gum tree just off the right edge of the fairway past the grassy knoll. This tree is around 240m off the men’s tees so if you are a long hitter just left of this tree is ideal as it will give you the best angle to a g

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Hole 10

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From The Tee A straight ahead par 4 with very little danger if you hit your drive on the fairway. Left is heavy rough and gum trees and right is worse. The green sits well above where you will play your 2nd shot from with almost none of the green surface visible from down on the fairway. A bunker catches shots right of the green so left of the pin is always a smart play. Take 1 extra club to make sure you get

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Hole 11

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From The Tee Another straight par 4 with spectacular views to the west. The tee is well above the level of the green and very long hitters can have a crack at this green but do not go left under any circumstances as the OOB fence is very close by. There are 2 ways to play your 2nd shot into this green – either high lofted shot to at least the middle of the green so that it stops quickly or land it 5m short of

From The Fairway

On The Green Another straight par 4 with spectacular views to the west. The tee is well above the level of the green and very long hitters can have a crack at this green but do not go left under any circumstances as the OOB fence is very close by. There are 2 ways to play your 2nd shot into this green – either high lofted shot to at least the middle of the green so that it stops quickly or land it 5m short of

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Hole 12

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From The Tee Do not be fooled by the length of the shortest par 3 on the course. Any 3 on this hole is well earned. A tricky green which slopes from back to front and right to left. The ideal tee shot will be short and left of the pin but this will bring the bunker and severe drop off the left of this green into play. A hollow short and right of the green will stop any weakly pushed iron.

From The Fairway

On The Green Do not be fooled by the length of the shortest par 3 on the course. Any 3 on this hole is well earned. A tricky green which slopes from back to front and right to left. The ideal tee shot will be short and left of the pin but this will bring the bunker and severe drop off the left of this green into play. A hollow short and right of the green will stop any weakly pushed iron.

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Hole 13

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From The Tee A reachable par 4 for the long hitters and a hole where position off the tee is far more important than length. If you can hit a controlled draw with the driver then have a go – otherwise put your ego back in the bag and hit a 170m tee shot leaving you a simple 2nd shot in to another tricky green. This one has 2 distinct slopes on it – front half of the green is uphill and the 2nd half breaks hard

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Hole 14

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From The Tee

From The Fairway One of the few truly blind tee shots on the course where the fairway beginning about 200m from the green is not visible. The perfect line is the gum trees which encroach on the left side of the fairway. Laying back to a distance between 130m and 170m will give you a level lie and the opportunity to get over the gums to hit the green. Get too close to these gums which are only 50m short of the gree

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Hole 15

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From The Tee A hole which will relinquish a birdie to 2 well struck shots and the occasional eagle. The drive must be long enough to get to the corner or your 2nd shot will be a lay up to position. From the men’s tee a drive of around 240m is required and you could be left with as little as an 8 iron for your shot into the green. The trouble on this hole is right of the fairway where a forest of gums and pine

From The Fairway

On The Green A hole which will relinquish a birdie to 2 well struck shots and the occasional eagle. The drive must be long enough to get to the corner or your 2nd shot will be a lay up to position. From the men’s tee a drive of around 240m is required and you could be left with as little as an 8 iron for your shot into the green. The trouble on this hole is right of the fairway where a forest of gums and pine

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Hole 16

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From The Tee The longest of the par 4’s on the men’s course, which is why it is indexed number one on the card. The 3 catchment dams for the courses irrigation run almost the entire length of this hole – down the left behind the line of gums trees you can see from the tee. A drive down the left half of the fairway is ideal as this keeps the tree branches encroaching on the right edge of the fairway out of play

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Hole 17

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From The Tee The last of the par 3’s and a challenging green to hit because the front right is protected by a bunker whilst shots coming in from the left will not run up the rise onto the green. If you hit the green from the tee you are rewarded with a relatively flat green with very little borrow on it. The difficulty in this hole is hitting the green – take an extra club if playing into the prevailing wester

From The Fairway

On The Green The last of the par 3’s and a challenging green to hit because the front right is protected by a bunker whilst shots coming in from the left will not run up the rise onto the green. If you hit the green from the tee you are rewarded with a relatively flat green with very little borrow on it. The difficulty in this hole is hitting the green – take an extra club if playing into the prevailing wester

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Hole 18

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Heading back to the clubhouse now and the ideal line is at the right edge of the clubhouse with a controlled draw. Anything right of the fairway will leave a difficult shot out of the rough and from amongst many gums and wattles. Two large Cypress trees will catch any shot hit hard left and will make hitting the green with your 2nd very tough. The green has a bunker to its left and a severe drop o

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