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Hole 1

Hole Name POOL

From The Tee The first hole is a dogleg right par four, requiring a tee off over the lake. It’s certainly not the easiest start to your round of golf off the back tees. Keep your drive to the left-hand side of the fairway for the best approach to the green. You will find the green relatively well guarded by three bunkers.

From The Fairway

On The Green

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Hole 2

Hole Name HILL

From The Tee A long carry off the tee is required to clear the central bunker. Keep your drive to the right of the second bunker for the best angle into this sloping uphill green. Be sure to take enough club to reach the green or risk a tricky chip back up the hill.

From The Fairway

On The Green A long carry off the tee is required to clear the central bunker. Keep your drive to the right of the second bunker for the best angle into this sloping uphill green. Be sure to take enough club to reach the green or risk a tricky chip back up the hill.

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Hole 3

Hole Name PAVILLION

From The Tee

From The Fairway Standing on the tee, you might be tempted with driver to take advantage of the elevated tee. However, the fairway is deceptively narrow, with a brook down the left and plenty of trouble on the right. Missing it leaves a tricky approach shot to a well-guarded green, which, although it looks like it has a noticeable slope, has a reputation for being the flattest green on the course (with those in th

On The Green

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Hole 4

Hole Name RANGE

From The Tee The slight uphill incline to this par 3 always raises questions over the distance. Be sure to take enough club to take out the four bunkers that guard the green, which slopes from back to front.

From The Fairway

On The Green The slight uphill incline to this par 3 always raises questions over the distance. Be sure to take enough club to take out the four bunkers that guard the green, which slopes from back to front.

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Hole 5

Hole Name EXCHANGE

From The Tee Not the longest of Par 5?s by today’s standards, but the tee shot is one of the most intimidating on the course. A straight drive down the middle is required unless you fancy taking on the corner of the left-hand dogleg. An uphill approach to the green is equally intimidating, with plenty of trees on the right and left, so many sensible golfers take the lay-up option. A sloping green from back rig

From The Fairway

On The Green Not the longest of Par 5?s by today’s standards, but the tee shot is one of the most intimidating on the course. A straight drive down the middle is required unless you fancy taking on the corner of the left-hand dogleg. An uphill approach to the green is equally intimidating, with plenty of trees on the right and left, so many sensible golfers take the lay-up option. A sloping green from back rig

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Hole 6

Hole Name UPLANDS

From The Tee Make sure you check the flag on this short Par 3. The enclosed tee shelters you from the crosswind, usually from the right. The green slopes heavily from back to front, so aim to leave your ball beneath the hole for the best chance of a birdie.

From The Fairway

On The Green Make sure you check the flag on this short Par 3. The enclosed tee shelters you from the crosswind, usually from the right. The green slopes heavily from back to front, so aim to leave your ball beneath the hole for the best chance of a birdie.

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Hole 7

Hole Name DOG LEG

From The Tee

From The Fairway A downhill, left-hand dogleg with out of bounds down the left. Try to keep your tee shot to the right side of the fairway for the best angle in and the flattest lie. What looks to be a flat green is actually very deceptive, with subtle borrows no matter where the pin is located.

On The Green

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Hole 8

Hole Name SPINNEY

From The Tee Another tight tee shot demanding a straight drive down the middle. The two greenside bunkers guard the entrance to the green demanding accuracy from your approach shot. The 2 tier green slopes gently from front to back left, making stopping the ball on the green very tricky.

From The Fairway

On The Green Another tight tee shot demanding a straight drive down the middle. The two greenside bunkers guard the entrance to the green demanding accuracy from your approach shot. The 2 tier green slopes gently from front to back left, making stopping the ball on the green very tricky.

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Hole 9

Hole Name CORNER

From The Tee The downhill tee shot looks inviting, but be sure to get close enough to the brook without going in it to leave the easiest approach shot to the green. Your uphill approach shot to the heavily sloping green must leave the ball below the hole to ensure the best chance for a good score. Stray too far above the hole, and you could find yourself chipping back on after your first putt!

From The Fairway

On The Green The downhill tee shot looks inviting, but be sure to get close enough to the brook without going in it to leave the easiest approach shot to the green. Your uphill approach shot to the heavily sloping green must leave the ball below the hole to ensure the best chance for a good score. Stray too far above the hole, and you could find yourself chipping back on after your first putt!

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Hole 10

Hole Name BROOK

From The Tee This can be a tough start to the back 9. Don’t go too far, right; attempting to avoid the bunker on the left or the large oak tree will block you out. Be mindful of the brook running down the left-hand side as you approach this 2 tier green.

From The Fairway

On The Green This can be a tough start to the back 9. Don’t go too far, right; attempting to avoid the bunker on the left or the large oak tree will block you out. Be mindful of the brook running down the left-hand side as you approach this 2 tier green.

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Hole 11

Hole Name ISLAND

From The Tee

From The Fairway Beware of the out of bounds on the right. A good drive down the left half of the fairway will leave you with a mid to high iron approach shot into the island green. But make sure you take enough club to clear the water hazard at the front of the green.

On The Green

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Hole 12

Hole Name AMEN CORNER

From The Tee A dogleg right that requires a long drive to allow any chance of making the green in two. Only the big hitters can take on the dogleg corner, but beware; it’s a big carry. The green is undulating and demands your attention. To the front right of the green, a large bunker awaits any errant approach shot.

From The Fairway

On The Green A dogleg right that requires a long drive to allow any chance of making the green in two. Only the big hitters can take on the dogleg corner, but beware; it’s a big carry. The green is undulating and demands your attention. To the front right of the green, a large bunker awaits any errant approach shot.

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Hole 13

Hole Name OAK

From The Tee This long par 3 requires a downhill tee shot to a three-tier green. There’s very little room to the right of the hole, and a bunker guards its front. Don’t go long, as there is a severe downhill slope over the green.

From The Fairway

On The Green This long par 3 requires a downhill tee shot to a three-tier green. There’s very little room to the right of the hole, and a bunker guards its front. Don’t go long, as there is a severe downhill slope over the green.

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Hole 14

Hole Name BRIDGE

From The Tee The big hitters might fancy taking on the corner of this sharp dogleg left. If you’re not up to it, make sure you stay out of the brook that runs across the dogleg. Your approach shot is uphill, and the prime concern has to be avoiding the large greenside bunker to the front right.

From The Fairway

On The Green

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Hole 15

Hole Name JUBILEE

From The Tee

From The Fairway The elevated tee suggests that you can gain distance, but the fairway bunkers provide a narrow landing area. The green slopes heavily from back right to front left, so be sure to leave yourself in the correct spot on the green to avoid a difficult putt.

On The Green

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Hole 16

Hole Name SANDWELL

From The Tee This par 4 starts with a tight tee shot between the trees and plays uphill all the way. Another heavily sloping green, from back to front, awaits your approach shot, and you might be forgiven for thinking it better to be short of the green than face a downhill putt.

From The Fairway

On The Green This par 4 starts with a tight tee shot between the trees and plays uphill all the way. Another heavily sloping green, from back to front, awaits your approach shot, and you might be forgiven for thinking it better to be short of the green than face a downhill putt.

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Hole 17

Hole Name POOL

From The Tee This hole is an uphill Par 3 with a green that is well protected by three bunkers and a large overhanging tree. Attacking the flag can be tricky, especially when the pin is tucked underneath the tree, so the safest option is to aim for the centre of the green.

From The Fairway

On The Green This hole is an uphill Par 3 with a green that is well protected by three bunkers and a large overhanging tree. Attacking the flag can be tricky, especially when the pin is tucked underneath the tree, so the safest option is to aim for the centre of the green.

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Hole 18

Hole Name HOME

From The Tee The closing par 5 is long, but it plays downhill, and the elevated tee means you have a real chance to go for the green in 2. You’ll want to be on the right-hand side of the fairway to have the best approach, as two bunkers on the left-hand side protect the green. The green slopes away from the fairway, so stopping the ball on the green from a distance requires excellent judgement. There is a real

From The Fairway

On The Green The closing par 5 is long, but it plays downhill, and the elevated tee means you have a real chance to go for the green in 2. You’ll want to be on the right-hand side of the fairway to have the best approach, as two bunkers on the left-hand side protect the green. The green slopes away from the fairway, so stopping the ball on the green from a distance requires excellent judgement. There is a real

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