#1 Has a wide fairway to start with, green slopes back left to front right putting the front left greenside bunker in play.
#2 Another generous fairway, left of centre is good off the tee. Quite a deep green, take an extra club if the pin is towards the back.
#2 Another generous fairway, left of centre is good off the tee. Quite a deep green, take an extra club if the pin is towards the back.
#3 Tee off with your straightest club and keep left of centre with the out of bounds coming into play up the right side of the fairway. Aim for the centre of the green as it slopes off to the left, back and right.
#4 Left centre is best off the tee and take enough club with your approach to clear the front left and right greenside bunkers.
#4 left centre is best off the tee and take enough club with your approach to clear the front left and right greenside bunkers.
#5 A draw is ideal off the tee and take an extra club into the elevated green.
#5 A draw is ideal off the tee and take an extra club into the elevated green.
#6 A shortish downhill par 3. Aim for the centre of the green as it slopes off on all sides, dramatically front left.
#7 A risk – reward hole where a decision is to be made weather to lay up straight off the tee or go over the trees to the right, which will shorten the hole, but brings the creek/hazard into play. Keep left with your approach as the green and surround slopes left to right.
#8 A par 3 with a long tee box and a deep green It is important to workout the distance to the hole as it can vary a great deal. Most of the trouble is on the right of the green.
#9 The macrocarpa tree on the right of the fairway is to be avoided off the tee. Green slopes off on the left and a bunker guards the left side.
#10 A straight drive is needed and a straight approach to a deep green.
#11 Control distance off the tee, beware of the macrocarpa tree on the right with your approach - it’s a ball gobbler!
#12 Aim for the right side of the green, left is danger with a deep bunker and out of bounds.
#12 aim for the right side of the green, left is danger with a deep bunker and out of bounds.
#13 A wide fairway. Take an extra club to an elevated green.
#13 A wide fairway. Take an extra club to an elevated green.
#14 Short and narrow, hit your straightest club off the tee avoiding the tree right of centre of the fairway. Aim for the centre of the green with your approach.
#15 Left is best off the tee as it opens up the green which slopes left to right and falls away to the right also.
#16 A par 3 with a steep drop off to the left of the green so centre right of the green is always a good safe line.
#17 Long dogleg left par 5, avoid the big macrocarpa tree on the left of the fairway with your drive, and another up the fairway with your second shot. Green slopes off to the left.
#17 Long dogleg left par 5, avoid the big macrocarpa tree on the left of the fairway with your drive, and another up the fairway with your second shot. Green slopes off to the left.
#18 Long par 4 with a wide fairway. An accurate approach is required to a green that slopes a great deal from back to front, 3 putts are easy!