Plenty of room out to the left on this hole. Don't be short with your approach shot as the bunkers are tricky and depending on where the pin is, can leave you with very little green to work with.

The green is in reach for the longer hitters, even from the white tee. Two bunkers to the right and a large tree on the left at layup distance with a large bunker short right of the green. Don't go long!

Difficult driving hole at all levels of the game - well bunkered on the left of the fairway and trees down the right, your second shot is likely to require some thought! With a pond short left of the green, the sensible play is to lay up, then play a short iron to the green

With a stream to the right of the fairway, long rough to the left of the fairway, a straight drive is required. A sensible play is to hit your second shot short of the left hand fairway bunker, which opens up the elevated green. Try and avoid the bunker at the front of the green, it's quite deep.

A deceptively long Par 3, that plays longer than the yardage.

A short Par 4. Aim at the tree (what are the chances that you'll hit it?), as either left or right of it will give you a good angle to another elevated green. Deep bunker short of the green should be avoided.

Blind tee-shot. Aim over the top of the marker for the chance to reach the green in regulation - check the wind direction first.

Wide open fairway - take care not to be blocked out by the tree on the left. Don't be short right with your approach shot or you face a tricky pitch to the elevated green.

Only the longest and bravest of players will play to the right of the trees, with OB lurking for any mis-hits. The sensible play is to play just right of the marker post and the ball will run to the left of the fairway, this will leave a shot to another elevated 2-tier green. More deep bunkers lay in wait for any approach shots that drift to the left.

This short Par 5 plays slightly uphill (parallel to the 1st), 10 bunkers on this hole, with 8 of them in driving distance will catch any loose tee shot. A long green that plays 3 clubs different from front to back.

Aim left, or lay up short of the bunkers and take an extra club to the green, as it plays uphill.

Aim at the two trees to the right of the fairway as any tee shot hit straight will work its way to the left when it lands. The green deceptively also runs from right to left.

Aim down the middle with the drive and then play to the right hand side of the green, as it all bounces to the left.

A short Par 3 that requires a lot of attention. Guarded by a pond at the front and two trees either side of the green, this hole requires a well struck tee shot. Beware of the wind swirling around the trees - sometimes going down a club (e.g. 8 to a 7 iron is the smart play).

A hole that plays very differently from the Whites. If you don’t get your tee shot away, consider laying up short of the pond and play a pitch to the green.

You must fully commit to the shot on this hole or trouble awaits. Plays longer than it looks. Wind often swirls above the trees here and can be difficult to feel from the tee. Recommend taking an extra club.

Depending on your drive, either layup short left of the pond, then play up to the green, or you can go straight for the green. Approach shot, plays at least one more club than yardage.

Take the OB out of play if possible and risk going in the bunkers. Approach shot often plays into the wind and is uphill, so an extra club is necessary.