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Hole 1

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Not the easiest of opening holes, most players will aim up the right side of the fairway to counteract the slope and to avoid the OB hedge running down the left-hand side. Aim just inside the tall tree on the brow of the hill which is 240 Yards from the back tee (plays 255 yards uphill). Bailout to the right to much and you’re facing an almost certain bogey as you’ll be blocked out by the trees. T

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Hole 2

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From The Tee At only 100 yards this little par 3 is a little gem. Could play anything from a sand wedge to a 9 wood depending on your swing speed. Hit this small bowl green and you’re usually assured of a par or a good birdie chance. A mis-hit shot to the right will invariably end up with a penalty drop and a double bogey.

From The Fairway

On The Green At only 100 yards this little par 3 is a little gem. Could play anything from a sand wedge to a 9 wood depending on your swing speed. Hit this small bowl green and you’re usually assured of a par or a good birdie chance. A mis-hit shot to the right will invariably end up with a penalty drop and a double bogey.

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Hole 3

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From The Tee At a little over 300 yards this hole offers a real birdie chance. Play this blind tee shot over, or to the right of the marker pole, normally leaves just a short iron in. The three fairway bunkers aren’t normally found to be too daunting if you catch one but I would say the rough to the left of the fairway could be, as the ball tends to down in it.

From The Fairway

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Hole 4

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From The Tee This 160 yard uphill par three always plays at least one club longer, especially if the pin is towards the back of this long narrow green, however, coming up short will certainly leave an easier up and down than if you miss the green left or right on this hole.

From The Fairway

On The Green This 160 yard uphill par three always plays at least one club longer, especially if the pin is towards the back of this long narrow green, however, coming up short will certainly leave an easier up and down than if you miss the green left or right on this hole.

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Hole 5

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From The Tee A worthy stroke index 1, this hole really tests you. The line for the tee shot is definitely on the marker pole, there is no real bailout left or right here, but the closer you are to the OB hedge right, which runs all the way down to the green, you’ll have a more scary line to green with the hedge in the corner of your eye. The pin doesn’t come into view until you’re in short iron distance and yo

From The Fairway

On The Green A worthy stroke index 1, this hole really tests you. The line for the tee shot is definitely on the marker pole, there is no real bailout left or right here, but the closer you are to the OB hedge right, which runs all the way down to the green, you’ll have a more scary line to green with the hedge in the corner of your eye. The pin doesn’t come into view until you’re in short iron distance and yo

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Hole 6

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A seemingly straightforward hole, the tee shot plays slightly uphill, split the fairway and you’ll leave yourself 195 yards from the marker pole. For the longer hitters it’s 250 yards to reach the beginning of the deep gorge or or 285 yards to carry! Most players will be using a fairway wood or hybrid to reach the green in two and feed their shots in from the left side of the green. The rough on e

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Hole 7

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From The Tee A delightful downhill par three to a small green. Use at least one club less than you normally would for this distance, most players will aim a little right of the green here and use the contours to help feed the ball in.

From The Fairway

On The Green A delightful downhill par three to a small green. Use at least one club less than you normally would for this distance, most players will aim a little right of the green here and use the contours to help feed the ball in.

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Hole 8

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From The Tee This short uphill par four invites you to keep the tee shot right of centre. Right-handed players will invariably find themselves playing their short iron approach shot with their ball above their feet, miss the green left and you’ll be faced with a very difficult up and down!

From The Fairway

On The Green

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Hole 9

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From The Tee A good tee shot over the marker post will gain those extra yards enabling players to go for this par 5 in two, if you don’t feel confident in carrying the two cross bunkers just lay up and you’ll still have an easy third. Beware on the tee shot not to go too far left as the out of bounds comes into play

From The Fairway

On The Green

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