Front Nine:

The 1st hole has been re-designed with the introduction of a new bunker and levelling of mounding near the lake. This challenging 442 yard dog leg left par 4 hole can play much longer if there is a prevailing wind.

The 2nd is a par 5 and being 486 yards is a potential birdie hole for long hitters but beware the trees in front of the green.

The par 4 - 3rd is a gentle dogleg right requiring an accurate tee shot to the left of the fairway avoiding the out of bounds on the right of the hole. 

The 4th is a par 3 sloping upwards from the tee, the green being protected by two grass hollows. Make sure you have enough club for this one.

The 5th is a 531 yard par 5 with a lake on the left of the fairway, the large green being protected by a ditch running across the front and two bunkers. Looks straightforward but inaccurate shots will be punished.

The 6th at 399 yards is a straight par 4 with the green being protected by a bunker.

The 7th is currently a par 4 however once the new tee under construction will lengthen create a testing par 5. The out of bounds on the left and two large fairway bunkers focus your attention on accuracy.

The 8th is a 205 yard par 3 is well protected by a stream and small lake requiring an accurate shot from the tee if you are not to get wet.

The 9th is the most demanding on the course and can play a lot longer than 439 yards if there’s a prevailing wind in your face. The front 9 holes are considered the harder of the two but don’t be lulled into a false sense of security; there are some testers still to come.

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