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Hole 1

Hole Name Roller Coaster

From The Tee Play an accurate drive to a blind

From The Fairway fairway landing that has out of bounds on the left. For your second, hit with enough club to clear to two front bunkers to a slightly elevated flat putting surface.

On The Green Beware of missing the green on the right, as the trees may block your approach.

Hole 2

Hole Name Shortfall

From The Tee Tee off to a blind concave

From The Fairway green protected by a sand bunker at the front and a grass bunker at the back. The variety of pin placement opportunities and a strong northerly can turn this from a straight-forward hole to a very tricky prospect.

On The Green green protected by a sand bunker at the front and a grass bunker at the back. The variety of pin placement opportunities and a strong northerly can turn this from a straight-forward hole to a very tricky prospect.

Hole 3

Hole Name Pencarrow

From The Tee Long hitters will clear the lake on the right;

From The Fairway shorter hitters should aim left of the lake but beware of the ball-gO-Bbler tree on the left which could cut off your approach shot.

On The Green You don't want to fly the green as out of bounds awaits any errant shots.

Hole 4

Hole Name The Donger

From The Tee A great short par four.

From The Fairway The green can be driven but go long at your peril. Stay straight or risk a sand bunker protecting the left half of

On The Green the green. Slice right and you could be in the lake. This is a hole where a birdie or even an eagle opportunity is realistic.

Hole 5

Hole Name Pine Tree Boulevard

From The Tee Aim to land left of the gum but beware of the out of bounds down the left side.

From The Fairway Pines both sides call for an accurate second shot to a narrow landing area.

On The Green The large, contoured green is protected by bunkers in front and marshland behind. Putting requires an excellent eye for line and weight.

Hole 6

Hole Name Grand Vue

From The Tee Play to a wide landing area avoiding out of bounds on the left,

From The Fairway fairway bunkers left and long and a penalty area to the right.

On The Green Take an extra club for your shot to the elevated green which falls gradually from right to left. A grass bunker front-left and a bunker front-right will catch any miss-hits.

Hole 7

Hole Name Mt Grace

From The Tee Play to a wide landing area avoiding out of bounds on the left,

From The Fairway fairway bunkers left and long and a penalty area to the right.

On The Green Take an extra club for your shot to the elevated green which falls gradually from right to left. A grass bunker front-left and a bunker front-right will catch any miss-hits.

Hole 8

Hole Name Cross Fire

From The Tee A hole which begs you to hit the centre of the

From The Fairway fairway and will reward you if you do. Take on the trees on your left at your peril.

On The Green The large green makes for a varied selection of pin placements but watch out for the hazards - bunkers front left and right and behind, plus the river at the back.

Hole 9

Hole Name Grandstand

From The Tee Depending upon the tee and pin position,

From The Fairway this hole can appear long and testing or shortish and easy. Choose a club that matches the distance and wind direction.

On The Green Put the river and any spectators on the deck out of your mind. There have been more holes-in-one on this hole than any other.

Hole 10

Hole Name Stoney Creek

From The Tee The hole which rewards the big hitters.

From The Fairway Stay well left of the pine trees on the right and hope that any ball that hits the mounds on the left kick back onto the fairway.

On The Green With the creek 60 metres from the green, a short tee shot will test your confidence - you'll either lay up or go for it!

Hole 11

Hole Name Orongorongo Rise

From The Tee The tees are set amongst old native trees and

From The Fairway the perched green slopes from the back to the front.

On The Green The green will hold a correctly placed tee shot but don't go short left as a bunker awaits! Too far right and you could be out of bounds. A great hole which rewards accuracy to the pin.

Hole 12

Hole Name Willow Bank

From The Tee One of the longest par fives in the region.

From The Fairway Left is the best line off the tee. A well placed second shot right but missing the pines on the right is needed to set up your approach to the green.

On The Green With the green protected by a stand of trees front left, a difficult pin position can present a challenge.

Hole 13

Hole Name Key Hole

From The Tee Our signature par three hole. Playing long into a strong northerly,

From The Fairway you can be teeing off with a wood or a short iron depending on the tee position and wind direction.

On The Green A wonderful, large, contoured green with bunkers left and right, and out of bounds behind and right. A picture and a real challenge.

Hole 14

Hole Name The Wrecker

From The Tee The northerly wind whistling down this hole makes

From The Fairway it tough and potentially a score wrecker. A good hit is demanded off the tee avoiding the trees. Staying on the fairway is

On The Green the aim if you want a clear shot to the large, contoured green protected by a fairway bunker, with out of bounds nearby.

Hole 15

Hole Name Outward Bound

From The Tee A gentle dog leg to the left.

From The Fairway The wind dictates your chances of making a good score here. Don't stray off the fairway and you are halfway there.

On The Green The large flat green while having small bunkers to the left and right can appear easy so long as you hit the right approach shot

Hole 16

Hole Name Kauri

From The Tee The dog-leg right fairway begs you to get your tee shot to the turn,

From The Fairway but don't hit too far. If you are short, you should have a long left to right shot as part of your golfing arsenal.

On The Green Bunkers to the left and right of the green force you to think 'placement'.

Hole 17

Hole Name Sleepy Hollow

From The Tee The green can be driven from the white tees by the big hitters,

From The Fairway but a sloping bank running a third of the length of the fairway

On The Green with three bunkers suggest it be driven on the fly. Conservative play can equally be rewarded with a short second to the pin.

Hole 18

Hole Name Riskend Avenue

From The Tee Stretching back to the Clubhouse,

From The Fairway you need a reasonable drive and a crisp second.

On The Green You're hitting into a concave green but beware of the large bunker front left. Some pin positions will test your ability to read the break. The 19th beckons.