A semi blind par 3 where you cannot see the bottom of the pin. Only a poor shot will find any trouble but it is not an easy putting surface to find.     

Hardest hole on the golf course where the second shot with a wood, long or medium iron needs to carry a series of mounds 20 yards in front of the green. Before attempting such a second shot you will need to hit a generously wide fairway first.

An uphill slight dogleg to the left where a good drive will reach the top of the hill and allow a full picture of the green for the second shot, which can be anything from a wood to a wedge depending on conditions. The green has severe slopes and can have some tricky pin positions.

A downhill par 5 to a smallish green which will take some finding in two shots. There is trouble left and right of the fairway for both drives and second shots. Not an easy birdie hole.

An uphill short par 4 where accuracy is extremely important. Long hitters can take on the green under the right conditions but you can be severely penalised if you miss this fairway. A good drive will only require a little nudge second shot to an inviting green built into a bank.

This hole requires a well struck rescue wood/long iron for most golfers. The tee shot is all carry to a slightly built up two tier green. There is not a lot of trouble unless you hit a really wild tee shot.

This is the club's signature hole. A picturesque  par 5 you can see all the way tee to green. There is trouble left and right from the elevated tee but a good straight drive will see the onger hitters with a good chance of making the green in two. All who play here will remember this hole.

We continue downhill from a not so elevated tee where a good drive should find a generously wide fairway. It is all about the second short shot here where, during summer months, you will carefully have to pick out your landing spot near the green.

Long hitters may need to watch the watercourse that crosses the fairway some 100 yards in front of the green. A good drive will leave a medium/short iron to a slightly raised green.

A downhill par 3 to a large two tier green. Not a lot of trouble around the green and the difficulty here is choosing the right club that keeps the ball on the correct tier of the green.

A good drive will see you far enough down the fairway to see the green for the second shot. The second shot is downhill to a fairly narrow open green that slopes downhill encouraging balls to roll to the back of the putting surface.