You should set up on the left-hand side of the back tee here as this opens up the view of the fairway. The path is the ideal line off the tee and anywhere on the right hand side of the fairway is a good result. There is then a real risk/reward element with the 2nd shot as to whether you go for the green or not. You should ideally lay up to a distance of 100 yards as anything closer brings the two bunkers into play. Going over the back is a no no as it is very difficult to chip and putt from there. The green slopes from back to front and can be very quick at the front.

This is a testing Par 3. The prevailing wind is generally from the left but can’t be felt on the tee. Don’t get sucked into attacking any pin on the right as anything short will be gathered up by the bunker. Again, long here is not a great place to be, middle of the green is always good. Not an overly big green but should be a straightforward to two putt from centre.

The Tee shot is everything here. Although the tee sets you up to go down the left hand side, this should be avoided if at all possible as it makes the second shot very difficult. There is plenty of space on the right-hand side so trust yourself. Making the right-hand side of the fairway sets you up for either a 3 or 5 wood shot towards the bunker on the left. Anything from 150 meters in is a good result for your second shot. There is spine through the middle of the green which must be respected when putting.

This is the longest Par 3 on the course and provides us with a demanding tee shot from the back tee, not so much from the forward tee. Although there are two bunkers short of the green you should always err on the short side rather than going long. Middle of the green is a great tee shot. The green is relatively flat and most putts are what you see.

This is a slow dogleg to the right. The right edge of the second bunker on the left is a good line off the back tee. Anywhere between the two bunkers is a good tee shot. You will be unsighted for some of the green with your second shot. A pin sitting on the right hand side of the green is not one to go after. The green here is quite big and relatively flat.

The tee shot here isn’t always a driver. A driver can bring the bunker on the right or the trees into play. A tee shot to the left hand side of the fairway sets up a nice second shot up the hill to the green. Take a little more club here to ensure you get all the way to the green. The green slopes from back to front and can be very quick when the flag is at the front.

This again is a very demanding tee shot and a 3 wood may not be a bad play. The line off the back tee is just right of the trees on the left. The line off the forward tee is for the five tall trees in the horizon. The second shot always looks closer than it is as the wind is generally into your face so take plenty of club. The green slopes from back to front and there are a number of subtle breaks on this green. Take care, even on the shortest of putts here.

This is a very good short Par 4 making you think from the tee. The longer hitters can take out driver and get it close to the green but this brings water, bunkers and trees into the equation. A 3 wood is always a good lay up just to the right of the bunker on the left. Although it is a short hole the green is well protected. The water on the right makes the 2nd shot slightly more difficult and most putts will break towards that water. The green is quite undulating and breaks from back to front.

This is the shortest Par 5 on the course and gives a great chance for a birdie. However, hitting the fairway is paramount here. The fairway is quite generous but everything kicks towards the left. The second shot will be very dependent on the drive. If you have had a good drive then the hitting the green in two is a real possibility but beware of the water feature that guards the front of the green. The green generally looks closer than it is so make sure you take enough club. For those opting to lay up, don’t lay up too close to the green as this complicates your 3rd shot. The green is one of the flattest on the course and what you see is what you get.