The Course

A generous start with a wide fairway and bowl shaped green. Lay up short of the bunker at the bottom of the hill to leave a mid to short iron in.

A good drive is required to reach the plateau of an elevated fairway to ensure a view of the pin. An approach shot landing short of the green will kick forward off the slope at the front of the green. Remember to ring the bell please.

A slight dog leg right to left. All of the hazards are at the front of the green so take an extra club as the mounds at the back of the green will stop a shot from going too long.

Keep the tee shot to the right hand side of the blind fairway to open up the line into the green. Keep the approach shot right to avoid chipping from below the level of the green.

A strong par 3 surrounded by five bunkers. Middle of the green is a good result.

Be mindful of the well-placed bunkers on either side of the fairway with your tee shot. A drive down the left-hand side will open up the green with a slope that feeds a shot in from the right.

Dog leg right to left that plays longer than its yardage due to the prevailing wind. Par is a good result.

A good risk and reward hole with a well bunkered landing area. Players can lay up from the bunkers or thread a drive between them.

The two front greenside bunkers do come into play so don’t be frightened to go a tad long. The burn skirts closely to the left-hand side of the green.

Hitting the fairway is essential to gain maximum control for a difficult second shot to a small but elevated green. Beware of the out of bounds wall adjacent to the green.

Plays longer than you think as the hole is slightly up hill and usually plays into the prevailing wind.

Length is the difficulty here as it is the longest par 4 on the course. Straight forward tee shot with a second shot to a back to front sloping green.

Bowl shaped green, any shot kept between the two bunkers flanking the green will result in a good birdie chance.

A short but challenging par 5 with a saddleback fairway a great aiming point. Those going for the green in two are faced with a tight entrance to a long green.

Our signature hole. A left to right blind dog leg tee shot. Use the slope on the right to bring the ball onto the green and avoid the drop and bunkers to the left. Please ring the bell.

An “all carry” shot to the green is required. Players must ensure they have enough club to pass all the bunker trouble.

A tight tee shot with a well bunkered approach that requires finding the correct part of a three tiered green.

Longer hitters may try to drive over the hill towards the green, especially the two bunkers on each side of the fairway. Care should be taken to see if the pin is on the top or bottom level of the green.