The tee shot on this hole is very picturesque and very demanding over water just in front of the tee. The ideal line off the tee here is just left of the trees on the right. From the forward tees you can be a bit adventurous and try to get it beyond the bunker on the left which will make the second shot a lot easier. From here, depending on where the pin is positioned is a very straight forward shot. If the pin is at the front then it can be quite accessible, however, if the pin is at the back beware of the well positioned bunkers.

This is an attractive hole which is downhill and generally plays with the prevailing wind. However, beware of where the wind is coming from as you can be protected by the trees on the tee. The green is protected by two bunkers at the front. The green slopes from back to front so anything long will be difficult to get up and down. The green slopes from back to front and will be quick if putting down the hill.

This is a strong par 5 which plays both up hill and into the prevailing wind. The shape of the hole, due to the trees growing in, favours a draw from right to left. Trees right and left will capture the errant shot. The hole is too long to hit the green in two, particularly with the water feature on the front right. It is essential to lay up to a distance that you are comfortable with. The water feature on the right drapes it way the whole way to the green and as a result long or left are the preferred options here, if not on the green. The green slopes from back to front with a big tier in the middle so being below the hole is a good thing.

This hole can be played a number of ways. Those who fancy themselves as long hitters may take on the trees on the right in the hope that they can carry them all and have a short shot to the green, however, if it doesn’t come off then major trouble awaits. Most will take the standard route down the left hand side which will open up the green for the second shot. The green is protected both short right and left, with out of bounds out the back. The green slopes from back to front but not too severely.

Over the years this tee shot has become more and more demanding due to the trees both right and left. The ideal shape of the shot is from right to left which should find the centre of the fairway. A straight drive will run out. For the average golfer, hitting this green in two is unrealistic and the best chance for par is to lay up over the water and short of the bunkers and then try to get up and down. The green is protected by trees on the left and bunkers left and right. The green is probably one of the flattest on the course and what you see is what you get.

This hole while not overly long provides us with a tight tee shot. Left of the path is a very good line off the tee as anything right will be blocked out from the green. The green is on the right in a kidney shape. The advice would be to hit to the front left of the green which will set you up for a birdie putt. The green slopes severely from back to front and it is best to have an uphill putt.

This is a simple looking hole but is fraught with danger. If the pin is at the front it is well guarded with bunkers. A pin at the back is tempting but pull your shot slightly and your ball will run off or catch the bunker at the back. There is a slight swale on the green which will impact the speed of your putt so be warned.

Again the tee shot here is very demanding and is very like the 5th Hole. There is a slightly yellow tree in the distance and this should be your line off the tee while trying to draw it slightly right to left from here. For the longer hitters the bunker on the left may come into play so a 3 wood might be the best option off the tee. The green also sets up for a shot from right to left. Anything going right will either be gathered by the bunker or the trees on the right. There is a sneaky bunker on the left which is not generally seen from the fairway with your second shot. The green has a slight slope in it and putts can be quite quick coming off it.

The lone oak tree in the distance is your line off the tee here. Anything right will be swallowed up by the bunker, not visible from the tee, on the right. There is a lot more room down the left hand side than appears. The green is long and well protected, with out of bounds on the right and bunker on the left. The green slopes from back to front and can be exceptionally fast at the front so make sure to be below the hole.