Men 272m / Par 4 – Ladies 245m / Par 4 Uphill, short par 4 and drivable for the long hitters but danger lurks missing the fairway or green right. Not a difficult drive for average length hitters and once … Read More
Men 410m / Par 4 Uphill from the tee for around 180m to a plateau and then sharply downhill from around 230m. Long hitters can take full advantage with a drive carrying 230m – 240m and achieve another 50 – … Read More
Men 139m / Par 3 An uphill short par 3 and similar to the 8th often played into a prevailing wind. A large green is framed by bunkers short, left and right and a severe slope on the back right … Read More
Men 388m / Par 4 A slight dogleg right with large but shallow bunker on the right corner around 210m from the tee. Long hitters will want to take on a large eucalypt and the corner bunker to set up … Read More
Men 280m / Par 4 This is a typical risk/reward, straight away short par 4 drivable for the longer hitters. There is however, a deep bunker guarding the front of the green and anything missed right of the fairway or … Read More
Men 139m / Par 3 A relatively short par three but slightly uphill and often played into the prevailing wind. The green is very wide but not deep, particularly to a left pin position behind a cavernous front bunker. If … Read More
Men 451m / Par 5 What this hole lacks in length it makes up for in the demand for accuracy. A sharp dogleg left at around 200m from the tee it is rarely a hole that you can use driver. … Read More
Men 297m / Par 4 The best short par 4 on the course and a real “sleeper” for any errant tee shot. A very tight slight dogleg left fairway requires a gentle right to left tee shot with a medium … Read More
Men 416m / Par 4 The No 1 index hole and definitely the most demanding hole on the course, there is nowhere to bail out here. The tee shot requires a strong straight drive down another narrow fairway with OOB … Read More
Men 354m / Par 4 – Ladies 328m / Par 4 Dogleg right to left at around 200m from the tee with a penalizing bunker on the left corner. Longer hitters can attack the corner to leave a wedge to … Read More
