| Hole One | |
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Pro's Tip Play your drive to favour the right side of the
fairway to open up the green for your second
shot. For the second shot play a positive shot into
the heart of the green past the bunker trouble
at the front |
| Hole Two | |
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Pro's Tip Play your drive to favour the right fairway
centre to open up the green for your second
shot. The approach shot is uphill and best to play
right of the flag to allow for the right to left
slope of the green and to avoid the drop to
the left of the green. |
| Hole Three | |
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Pro's Tip A testing par 3. requiring a positive shot into
the middle of the green. Make sure you take enough club to carry the
the bunkers in front of the green. |
| Hole Four | |
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Pro's Tip Aim your tee shot to the right half of the
fairway to allow for the right to left slope. For the second shot the green is in range
for long hitters.
For average golfers aim your second shot, play
to the right side of the fairway. The approach shot is into the green at
the bottom of a steep slope. Check your yardage and hit a positive shot. |
| Hole Five | |
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Pro's Tip A tough uphill par 4.
Aim your tee shot straight at the marker post. For your second shot take extra club to clear
the bunkers in front of the green. A par here is always a great score! |
| Hole Six | |
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Pro's Tip A tricky par 3. with a green surrounded by
bunkers. The green has a right to left slope so aim
right of the pin to allow for this. |
| Hole Seven | |
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Pro'Tip A very tough par 4. Aim your tee shot left of centre to allow for
the left to right fairway slope. For your second shot allow for the slight
downhill roll on to the green and aim left
of the flag allowing for gentle left to right slope. |
| Hole Eight | |
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Pro's Tip A par 4 where the tee shot is all about
positioning yourself for the second shot. Aim to hit the ball 200 yards down the
middle. This will leave you a short iron
into a green with subtle slopes and give
you a good birdie Chance. |
| Hole Nine | |
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Pro's Tip A par 4 that requires great care. Aim your tee shot down the right hand
side of the fairway to avoid the humps
and hollows on the left. For your second shot into the green
take into account the downhill slope
to the green. |
| Hole Ten | |
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Pro's Tip Play your Drive to the left side of
the fairway tokeep away from the
bunkers down the right - the left
hand bunker is a good line to
choose. Teh second is to a green offsest
to the fairway and the pin is often
tucked behind the bunker.
Ideally play for the left edge of
the green with a gentle fade. |
| Hole Eleven | |
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Pro's Tip Distance control is key here as the
green has fall off's on the back
and right perimeter, so choose
your club carefully. When the pin is hidden behind the
bunker play at the left side of the
green with a gentle fade and you will
be rewarded with a birdie chance. |
| Hole Twelve | |
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Pro's Tip A tough dog-leg left where long
hitters may not need a driver. Play your tee shot to favour the
right side of the fairway and you
will be left with a short iron in to
the green. The green is long and narrow so
take care and try to finish just right
of the pin for an easier uphill putt
on this sloping green. |
| Hole Thirteen | |
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Pro's Tip
Do not be greedy from the tee,
aim up the middle or just right of
centre keeping away from the
bunkers. The second will be all uphill - take
at least one club more than you
think as the green is well above you
and slopes from back to front - long
left is safest if in doubt. |
| Hole Fourteen | |
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Pro's Tip A fairly generous drive but then
care must be taken with the second
to avoid the bunkers that stand sentry
either side of the fairway. Long hitters can take them on and
carry the bunkers otherwise play short
and down the right side and rely on a
pitch and putt for a birdie chance. |
| Hole Fifteen | |
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Pro's Tip Accuracy is more important than
length from the tee and the ideal
line is just right of centre.
The second is to a small green that
slopes away from you and you have
to use the marker pole behind the
green to get your line. In dry conditions you may elect to
pitch just short and let the ball
release down to the hole. |
| Hole Sixteen | |
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Pro's Tip A blind tee shot where long hitters
can hit a gentle fade over the post
to make sure they hold the fairway. |
| Hole Seventeen | |
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Pro's Tip Aim right of centre from the tee as
the natural contours will take your ball
left on landing. The approach has to be played with
care as the green is narrow with a
run off on the right side and bunkers
too awaiting to catch errant shot. |
| Hole Eighteen | |
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Pro's Tip A tough finish where players
invariably underclub. A straight shot to the heart of
the green will be a job well done. A par here is a satisfying end
to your round. |
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