Hole 1
A totally straight hole where the player must find his way to the green between different clusters of bunkers and O.B. on the left and a large lake on the right.
Hole 2
The player must decide on the tee how much of the lake he wants to cut in order to leave himself a long iron or an easy pitch to the green.
Hole 3
All carry over a lake, this medium length par 3 has a huge green and a generous escape area on the left hand side.
Hole 4
A well placed tee shot avoiding the bunkers and the lake in front of the tee results vital in order to tackle the green.
Hole 5
With O.B. down the left, hitting the fairway is a must if the player wishes to hit this green, which is protected by a large lake and a deep bunker.
Hole 6
A recovery hole where the player faces a short, straightforward pitch if he manages to avoid the lake with his drive.
Hole 7
A long, well placed tee shot between the bunkers on both sides of the fairway gives the player the chance to hit the green in two for a likely birdie.
Hole 8
A very technical hole where club selection on the tee will determine the length of the approach shot and the chances of a good score.
Hole 9
With water all down the left and plenty of room to the right, this medium length par 3 represents a good birdie chance.