As the opening hole and the 9th challenging on the course, the player is faced with a DOG-LEG left par 4 which requires a lot of accuracy and precision. A mid iron will do off the tee and with an approach short iron onto the raised Green. Avoid the right as there is a valley which might cost you 1 or 2 shots as well as deep left where you might find yourself Out of Bounds (OB). The green slopes back to middle with a slight uphill to the front then sloppy towards the apron, so the smart play is to keep the ball at the center of the green. This is the only Hole in the entire golf course with no bunkers.

This manageable medium length par 4 is guarded by trees on both sides and slopping from the tee box down to the fairway and further to the green. With a straight tee shot of about 250 yards the players can see the green surface when taking the approach shot. The green is guarded by 3 bunkers on the left and one hanging on the right. This hole demands a well- struck shot to safely reach the undulating putting surface.

This par 3 is a straightforward hole uphill and with a wider green for easy Landing. This Hole’s main defense is a raised green slopping from back to the front with bunkers on the left and the Back

This first par five offers the skilled player a good chance at birdie, but a well-placed drive is key on this DOG-LEG left. With over 500 yards it’s not an easy 2 on hole for any average player and therefore accurate placement of the second shot allows for a more manageable shot to the all-around bunker- guarded green for a birdie putt.

Played directly into the crosswind wind from left to right, this longest par three on the course measuring over 200 yards demands a solid tee shot to reach the putting surface. The green slightly slopes from back to the front protected by bunkers on the left, right and the back.

Demanding a well-placed tee shot, this tough par four tests the player’s accuracy from start to finish. Stray too far right and you have to navigate the tall matured blue gum tress to come back to the fairway. Stray too far left and you’ll have to punch out if you are lucky to find your ball as the thick grass and thickets with medium length trees give no room for play. Highly precisioned approach shot is required to the sloppy green avoiding the left as the ball rolls down off the fairway for a handy chip shot easy to few. Aim for the center of the green and par is within your reach.

The Stroke index 1 is a DOG-LEG left that places a premium on a long left-to-right ball flight. Guarded by long trees on both sides, this hole offers a real challenge to all levels of golfers. For the long hitters an AMEN shot over the trees cutting on the left to inside 150 yards to the green is possible but with dire consequences if not properly executed to cross over. What follows is an adventurous second into a finger of a green running diagonally and protected by bunkers on the right and the left. A bogey on this hole for an average golfer is essential.

419 yards tight par 4. Guarded by trees on both sides of the fairway, this hole demands a well-placed tee shot to avoid the right fairway bunker that has been strategically positioned on the landing area for the tee shots. The green is well guarded by bunkers on the right and the left, and a well-executed approach shot is required to keep the ball on the narrow putting surface, no wonder this is the 3rd challenging hole on the course.

542 yards par 5 DOG-LEG left, draped by long mature trees on both sides. Plays as a 3-shots hole for an average player but demands a well-executed tee shot and second shot as well. The defense of this hole is a raised double-teared green guarded by bunkers on the left and the right. The green slopes are from the back to the front.