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Hole 1

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From The Tee Beware, however, of the shot to the right of the farway where there is often a thick rough that can make the second shot to the green tricky.

From The Fairway For particularly long players, the water hazard to the left of the last part of the hole comes into play.

On The Green The green, protected on the front by two bunkers, is on two levels separated by a treacherous slope.

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Hole 2

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From The Tee It is flanked on the left side by a close out of bounds (bordered by tall trees that are often the saving grace of a missed shot) and on the right side by a slope that is in turn bordered by tall pine trees that make the tee shot difficult and very delicate.

From The Fairway A shot not in line with the hole can become extremely dangerous and difficult to recover.

On The Green The green, slightly uphill, is protected by a bunker on the front left and by the out of bounds immediately behind the back that penalises even a slightly long shot.

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Hole 3

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From The Tee Dog leg right left apparently open and not particularly tricky. To the right of the tee shot is an area with dense vegetation and a steep slope from which it is difficult to return to the course.

From The Fairway A shot into the inner part of the dog leg, which is planted and where a thick rough often makes a second shot to the green difficult, can also be penalising.

On The Green Uphill green with uneven and difficult slopes. Protected from the front by a deep bunker and a tall maritime pine whose branches come into play especially with the position of the flag on the left.

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Hole 4

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From The Tee An open tee shot that has on the right the most delicate area where there is a close out of bounds and almost in front of it a small grove of olive trees, pines and cypresses that greatly penalise the shot in that direction.

From The Fairway Also very dangerous is the shot too far to the left where the hole is flanked by an impassable and steep cliff. For longer players, the continuation of the out-of-bounds right still comes into play, as well as a long bunker on the course and an out-of-bounds left.

On The Green The green, one of the largest on the course, is slightly sloping and is protected from the front by a large bunker. Dangerous the out of bounds immediately to the left that makes the second shot to the green delicate.

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Hole 5

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From The Tee On the right-hand side is a steeply sloping terrain planted with olive trees that is flanked by a long out-of-bounds that comes into play particularly well for medium to long players.

From The Fairway The left side, on the other hand, is characterised by a very penal slope, planted with tall maritime pines, which separates the hole from the starting tee of hole 14 and the green of hole 11 and from which it can become complicated to return to the course.

On The Green The green, which is rather wide and has irregular slopes, is protected on the front left and right by two bunkers and is surrounded on three sides by a close outline.

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Hole 6

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From The Tee Open tee shot with no apparent pitfalls for a straight hole in the first part, but bends to the left in the final part towards the green.

From The Fairway A shot too far to the left where the escarpment dividing the hole from the course of hole 10 may be penalising. Penalising for a shot, albeit in the field, but on the left side, is the presence of a tall, leafy maritime pine tree, which in fact prevents a second shot to the green.

On The Green The green is the real difficulty which makes the hole the third most difficult on the course. Rather small, elevated, on two levels and with slopes that are very difficult to interpret, it is placed, almost hidden, to the left of the farway and is protected at the front by a deep bunker.

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Hole 7

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From The Tee There are no particular problems with a tee shot on the left except for the presence of a thick rough that often complicates the second shot to the green for medium/short players.

From The Fairway More insidious is the shot to the right, whose view is partially covered by tall eucalyptus trees, where the slope dividing the course of the hole from that of hole 6 is located and from where the second shot to the green can become complicated.

On The Green The green on two slopes is protected on the front and on both sides by three bunkers. Immediately behind the back, on the other hand, we find an area of uneven terrain, planted with olive trees and with the presence of a pylon of the old cable car very punishing for a long shot to the green.

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Hole 8

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From The Tee Par 4, which at 385 metres is the longest on the course and is also the most difficult hole on the course.

From The Fairway Straight hole in the first initial section with a long and constant left turn in the second part towards the green.

On The Green Open tee shot with no particular difficulty except for a shot too far left that may force a return shot from the course on hole 7.

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Hole 9

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From The Tee Protected in the front and right by three bunkers, it has in the back and left side the real pitfall.

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On The Green A shot that is too long or to the left can mean the loss of the ball or in any case a very complicated and sometimes impossible comeback.

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Hole 10

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From The Tee The most spectacular tee shot on the course with a high start and sea view.

From The Fairway The farway, placed diagonally in relation to the starting tee, is wide and has the real danger on the right side where there is a steep slope that penalises the wrong shot on that side forcing an obligatory return shot.

On The Green Particularly delicate is the second shot to the green, which still has the real danger on the right side.

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Hole 11

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From The Tee The tee shot penalises errors both on the right and on the left.

From The Fairway On the right there is a planted and impervious area separating the hole from hole 14, while the left side is characterised by a grove of tall cypress trees that limit the view and inevitably often come into play.

On The Green The green, on two levels, is protected at the front and on the right side by two bunkers. Very little space at the back and consequently a penalty for the long shot to the green.

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Hole 12

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From The Tee A linear hole with a raised tee shot that is particularly spectacular. Flanking the ball landing area, on the left side of the farway, is a long row of eucalyptus trees and maritime pines separating the hole from the road and the water obstacle.

From The Fairway Penalising can be a shot too far to the right where, an uneven terrain planted with olive trees, often forces a return shot also because the direct shot to the green is obstructed by two very tall cypress trees that inevitably come into play.

On The Green The green, with no bunkers, is not very large and has no particular slope.

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Hole 13

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From The Tee Par 4 considered the easiest third hole on the course, but still very tricky.

From The Fairway A tee shot outside the farway can make the second shot to the green very complicated. Both the right and left sides are lined with uneven terrain planted with olive trees.

On The Green More punishing is the left side where two tall and dangerous cypress trees come into play, both on the tee shot and on a possible second shot to the green.

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Hole 14

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From The Tee The real difficulty of the hole lies in its length and in the green, which is rather small and difficult to hit.

From The Fairway A fairly wide hole that has the only real pitfall on the left side, where there is an area planted with olive trees that penalises any recovery shot.

On The Green The green is protected frontally and on the right side by two bunkers and is characterised by very little space on the left and back with a penalty for a shot that is too long.

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Hole 15

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From The Tee A rather tricky par 5, the second most difficult hole on the course. The tee shot is narrow and closed to the left by the driving range net and tall eucalyptus trees that mark a dangerous out of bounds.

From The Fairway Less punishing is the slope to the right that often helps the shot back onto the course. The central part of the hole, straight and flat, anticipates the final part where a steep slope and a bend to the right lead to the elevated green.

On The Green The green is rather small and developed on two levels with irregular slopes that are very difficult to interpret.

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Hole 16

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From The Tee Insidious and long par 3 with a start from the top. The tee shot has the real pitfall on the right-hand side. A planted and impassable cliff makes a return to the course almost impossible.

From The Fairway Less complicated is the shot to the left in an area that, although planted with olive trees, is less penal.

On The Green The green, very small in proportion to the length of the hole, is protected at the front by a large bunker. Very close to the right of the green is a steep slope that often penalises the long tee shot.

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Hole 17

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From The Tee The only difficulty is in the tee shot to the left or exaggeratedly to the right where there is an out of bounds at the edge of a cliff from which it is impossible to return to the course.

From The Fairway Out of bounds that comes into play more on the second shot to the green.

On The Green The shot to the left, on the other hand, forces the second shot to the green from a steep slope where there is often a very punishing rough.

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Hole 18

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From The Tee On the right it is closed in by tall pine trees that limit visibility, inducing the shot to the right where, however, a steep slope planted with olive trees comes into play from which it can be difficult to return to the course.

From The Fairway For particularly long players, the water hazard on the left and the out-of-bounds on the right come into play.

On The Green The final part of the hole is downhill and reaches the green from above with a slight dog leg from left to right.

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