Demanding opening tee shot. Favour the left side of the fairway, to enable a clear approach shot to the green that slopes away from you.

Club selection is vital off the tee. Don’t to be to greedy trying to cut off to much of the dog leg as a water hazard awaits.

Two ways of playing this hole. You can hit an iron down the middle which will leave 150 yards to a very slopy green or if you are feeling confident aim a few yards left of the poplar tree to cut the corner.

Aim for centre of the green as the ball can get gathered away by the slopes.

This hole is all about the tee shot. A very tight drive but try to favour the right side of the fairway.

Its good to know how far you hit the ball as O.O.B lurks at the end of the fairway. Left side is better.

Long par 4. Keep right side of the fairway to give best approach shot to this very large green.

Signature par 3 over water. Always good to take an extra club. Be aware as the wind tends to swirl in this area of the course.

Tight short par 4. Fairway wood or long iron off the tee leaving short approach. Try to leave your ball below the hole.

Chance to improve your score on this hole. Be aware of out of bounds on the right.

Positional play is paramount, long iron or fairway wood off the tee for the big hitters.

A tricky short dog leg par 4. Iron off the tee try to get your tee shot towards the last poplar tree in the distance.

Long par 3. Be aware of the 2 green side bunkers you cannot see. Green slopes away from you.

Tee shot needs to be aimed at the 2 mounds in the distance. Keep on the left hand side for the best look at the green. Green slopes heavily left to right.

Long par 4. Keep your tee shot down the right hand side to avoid being blocked out. Always take 1 club less with your approach shot to a very sloped green.

Favour right hand side of green with your tee shot. The ball often bounces in from there.

Straight forward par 4. Good tee shot leaves a short iron to a well bunkered green.

Could be a score card breaker. Favour right side with tee shot preferably long iron or fairway wood. Be aware of the large captain’s bunker waiting. Tough to get the ball close as a very tricky green.