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Hole 1

Hole Name

From The Tee Fairly simple starting hole. With a good tee shot you can easily place the ball in the center of the fairway and have an easy second shot to the green.

From The Fairway However, using woods can lead to underestimating obstacles such as ditches and rough near the green, which can be challenging especially in summer.

On The Green A long, well-executed drive can still clear the ditch for easy access to the green. Pay attention to the slopes of the green if the flag is positioned at the end.

Hole 2

Hole Name

From The Tee Very challenging par 3 hole. To reach the green you need to hit a wood or good long iron.

From The Fairway The bunkers positioned on both sides of the green require a perfectly straight shot.

On The Green

Hole 3

Hole Name

From The Tee The greatest difficulties of this par 5 are given by the ditch that cuts the hole in half and by the bean-shaped green which is located at the top of the hill.

From The Fairway The bunkers located laterally on the fairway and at the beginning of the slope near the green require a good game strategy. Less accurate players may see their balls intercepted by the tall chestnut and beech trees positioned along the entire left side of the hole

On The Green Even the best players will have difficulty reaching the green in two shots as it is in an elevated position and defended by two bunkers.

Hole 4

Hole Name

From The Tee The hole in question appears to present little difficulty to the eye, but in reality it hides some pitfalls that can be easily overcome by a good player.

From The Fairway The two ditches that cut the fairway in half represent a significant challenge, especially in adverse weather conditions such as wind or rain.

On The Green The out of bounds to the left represents an obstacle for less precise players, especially during the tee shot. The large green does not present any major difficulties but is well defended by two bunkers.

Hole 5

Hole Name

From The Tee Pleasant hole, without great difficulty with a large, undulating green that can be challenging if the flag is positioned at the back.

From The Fairway The biggest obstacle is the ditch surrounded by trees, which affects the game strategy by being on the landing zone of many players.

On The Green Keeping the first shot in front of the ditch makes access to the green more complex due to two large trees that create a natural gate.

Hole 6

Hole Name

From The Tee A long par 5 with a dog leg on the right, there is a small ditch that outlines the right side of the hole beyond which there is the out of bounds, and a bunker located on the other side of the ditch. All these obstacles requiring precise and accurate driving.

From The Fairway In subsequent shots the high number of ditches that cross this hole make the choice of shots and clubs to use interesting.

On The Green Even long hitters will have trouble reaching the green on their second shot. The bunkers found after the dogleg are not too penalizing and the green does not present significant problems despite the presence of a step.

Hole 7

Hole Name

From The Tee This par 4, thanks to its position between holes 1 and 7, allows wide margins for error.

From The Fairway However, for more skilled players, the location of the ditch in the drive landing zone creates uncertainty about club choice.

On The Green The bunkers defending the green require great precision in the second shot. The green is large and easy to read, the long shaft to the left is not easy.

Hole 8

Hole Name

From The Tee Hole 8 & Hole 17 Easy par 3 with only one bunker defending the green. Good accuracy with the tee shot is required as the green, although large enough, is not deep and is close to the out of bounds identified by the irrigation canal. The green has a slight step.

From The Fairway

On The Green

Hole 9

Hole Name

From The Tee This hole is not a major challenge, but it is important to pay attention to the ditch that crosses the fairway diagonally on the first shot.

From The Fairway A long and precise drive can overcome the obstacle, however the rough on the right and the ditch bordering the fairway suggest a cautious tee shot with an iron, for a subsequent safe approach to the green.

On The Green Do not underestimate the ditch and the out of bounds that run to the left of the hole in case of a hook. The out of bounds and the bunker near the green require a precise second shot, also considering the small size of the green.