Golf Course

HOLE 1PAR 5

The fairway slopes from right to left. Aim your tee shot to the right, and approach the green from the right side for the best angle.

HOLE 2PAR 3

Penalty area on the left and OB on the right make this a demanding short hole. Though not long, accuracy under pressure is essential.

HOLE 3PAR 4

A downhill tee shot followed by an uphill approach. Watch out for the left penalty area and the cliff to the left of the B green. As the back of the green is fast, it is best to play safely from the front.

HOLE 4PAR 4

Penalty areas on both sides increase the difficulty. Be mindful of the bunker on the uphill second shot. Laying up is also a sensible option.

HOLE 5PAR 4

OB lines the left side, and the right side borders an adjacent hole. Aim for the center of the fairway, and favor a slightly left approach to the green for a better chance of success.

HOLE 6PAR 4

Aim your tee shot just left of the bunker. A conservative lay-up on the second shot is recommended. Be cautious of the fast green from the back.

HOLE 7PAR 4

OB extends along the left side beyond the green, while the right side is OB up to the trees. On the A green, beware of the cliff on the right. The ideal target is left of the trees near the cart path.

HOLE 8PAR 3

A short hole that plays over a valley, with bunkers guarding both sides of the front. Choose one extra club and swing smoothly for best results.

HOLE 9PAR 5

Aim your tee shot toward the base of the hill on the left. The right side has shallow OB. A left-side approach on the second shot is safer, and take slightly more club when carrying the bunker on the third.

HOLE 10PAR 4

A medium-length hole featuring a downhill tee shot followed by an uphill approach. Aiming just right of the bunker off the tee provides stability.

HOLE 11PAR 4

The fairway is wide but long. With bunkers surrounding the green, deciding whether to carry the ball in or lay up is key.

HOLE 12PAR 5

A downhill tee shot where aiming left is safer. For the second shot, target the center of the green using the right roof of the clubhouse as a visual guide.

HOLE 13PAR 3

The grass bunker presents a major challenge. This receptive green makes recovery shots from behind difficult, so approaching via the fairway opening is ideal.

HOLE 14PAR 4

Aim your tee shot just left of the right bunker, taking care not to hit too long. The second shot calls for a confident carry to attack the green.

HOLE 15PAR 4

Resist the temptation to overpower the tee shot—fairway accuracy is crucial. The uphill second shot requires a larger club for a solid approach.

HOLE 16PAR 3

Club selection is critical, taking both wind and the downhill lie into account. Avoid the front bunker and aim safely for the center of the green.

HOLE 17PAR 4

Aim your tee shot toward the right hillside. The uphill, elevated green on the second shot demands precise placement between the greens.

HOLE 18PAR 5

Aim your tee shot from the center toward the right side of the fairway; shots may funnel back from the right slope. For the third shot, take enough club and commit fully.