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Hole 1

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From The Tee Lane Blue 1 has a very wide fairway and yet many players lie on the left in the rough. For good players, teeing off with the 3-wood is sufficient, especially in summer when the ground conditions are hard.

From The Fairway For the average golfer, the tee shot should be more towards the middle of the fairway. The aim is to put the ball in a good position for the next shot.

On The Green If you don't hit the green with carry onto the green, you should aim slightly to the left, as the ball will usually bounce to the right in front of the green.

Hole 2

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From The Tee Driver out. Depending on the ground conditions, long hitters should use a shorter bat. For a long shot, aim further left.

From The Fairway For the average golfer, the finish line is slightly to the right of the trees on the left edge of the fairway. On the second shot you have to decide whether to serve or play across the pond.

On The Green If you take the risk, play in the middle of the lane, leaning slightly to the right, otherwise the large trees could obstruct the line of play. When hitting the green, pay attention to the pin position.

Hole 3

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From The Tee There are two options for long hitters off the tee. Place the iron in front of the pond, or use the driver to the right of the pond.

From The Fairway Option two doesn't really make sense, too much risk for too little profit.

On The Green The average golfer should definitely play in front of the pond. The distance from the pond is still a good 110 meters. The green is wide but not deep.

Hole 4

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From The Tee A medium iron should be enough for most players. It is important to avoid the bunkers. Here too, please consider the depth of the green when choosing your club.

From The Fairway

On The Green

Hole 5

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From The Tee The tee shot is aimed to the left of the large tree on the right edge of the fairway. Depending on the wind, long hitters can also hit over the left edge of the fairway bunkers.

From The Fairway Good length control is important when hitting the green. A very wide but not very deep green with a well placed bunker in front of the green.

On The Green The right green side is open. The risk there is significantly smaller. Please do not hit behind the green. The ball will most likely not be found there.

Hole 6

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From The Tee The long hitter should play more defensively from WHITE and hit with a small wood or even an iron.

From The Fairway The finish line is the second bunker. From YELLOW it is possible to turn slightly to the left and play close to the edge of the pond.

On The Green The second shot is then usually placed between the ditch and the bunker. When hitting the green, it is important to pay attention to the height difference, especially with a flag position on the right side of the green.

Hole 7

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From The Tee The tee shot should be aimed slightly to the right of the slope. A driver shouldn't be a problem.

From The Fairway The choice of club when hitting the green again depends on the length and height.

On The Green The green is very deep and any shots that land slightly to the right of the green will bounce back onto the green. The green bunker on the left should be avoided.

Hole 8

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From The Tee A medium-length par three. Depending on the wind, the choice of club for the ambitious golfer is between iron 5 and iron 7.

From The Fairway

On The Green A bunker lurks to the left of the green. The danger lurks to the right of the green. There it goes steeply downhill into the rough.

Hole 9

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From The Tee Here the ball should be hit from the tee along the touch line in order to reach the first plateau.

From The Fairway If the ball is too far to the left, the second shot will be hindered by the trees on the left side of the fairway.

On The Green When hitting the green you should stay a little to the right. The left side must be avoided on the entire fairway.

Hole 10

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From The Tee The long hitter chooses the line of play from the tee in the direction of a single cherry tree that is approximately 40 meters in front of the green.

From The Fairway The average golfer stays a little further left towards the right edge of the left fairway bunker.

On The Green The ball will usually bounce to the right on the fairway. For the second shot it is important to take the height difference into account. Depending on the player and the distance, 1 to 2 more club numbers should be used.

Hole 11

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From The Tee The widest point from the tee is about 190 meters from YELLOW and about 220 meters from white.

From The Fairway Anyone who hits the tee shot further takes a higher risk, as the fairway becomes increasingly narrow and at the same time slopes to the right. Anyone who takes this risk should orientate themselves on the left edge of the fairway (hill on the left).

On The Green There are 3 bunkers lurking in front of the green, one of which is about 40 meters in front. The wise player puts the ball forward and then has a 50 meter pitch.

Hole 12

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From The Tee The solution here lies in the length of the tee. There is a pond lurking to the left of the green and with a hole length of 172 meters from yellow (190 meters from white), the player should hit the ball as carry as possible onto the green.

From The Fairway For most golfers, a layup in front of the bunker on the right would be an optimal solution. Then a chip remains on the green. This would minimize the risk.

On The Green

Hole 13

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From The Tee The good player tries to place the ball as close as possible to the water hazard on the left side.

From The Fairway The optimal striking distance from the yellow tee is approx. 200 meters. From white about 220 meters. The normal golfer should orient himself slightly to the right in order to present the second shot again.

On The Green A shot from a long distance and on a slope downhill and over the ball is a challenge even for an experienced player. When hitting the green, the player should tend to stay slightly to the left.

Hole 14

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From The Tee A straight uphill par 4. The long hitter hits over the outermost tree on the right side of the fairway.

From The Fairway The normal golfer aims towards the second fairway bunker on the left side. The shot to the green is best from the right side, as the bunker is then out of play and the ball bounces back over the slope from too far to the right.

On The Green

Hole 15

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From The Tee The experienced player can hit the ball very close to the green with the driver from the tee.

From The Fairway However, the fairway becomes increasingly narrow towards the green. A short par 4. A well-positioned tee shot lies behind the bunker to the right.

On The Green It makes sense to stay a little to the left, as the ball bounces back over the slope here too. When hitting the green, you should pay attention to the position of the flag, as hole 6 has a very long green.

Hole 16

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From The Tee A difficult par 4. The driver can be taken from the tee. If you are long enough and can go over the bump, you should stay a little to the left.

From The Fairway The shot to the green is not easy as it is played almost blind.

On The Green There are still bunkers lurking left and right in front of the green. Nevertheless, the player should stay slightly to the left. Anything to the right of the green is very dangerous and should be avoided.

Hole 17

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From The Tee The tee shot should be hit towards the right side of the fairway. Depending on your skill level, the next shot should be placed in front of the hollow in order to play the third shot in front of the pond.

From The Fairway Only the very good player should try to hit the plateau in front of the pond with the second shot. The risk of this blow is very high.

On The Green The green slopes heavily from back to front and right to left. If the flag is on the right of the green, you should definitely not miss the green on the right.

Hole 18

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From The Tee Choosing the right club is important. If the shot is too long, the chip or putt from behind the flag is difficult to measure. If the shot is too short, a chip is usually necessary. Be careful when putting.

From The Fairway

On The Green