Hole 1
This welcoming par 4 provides an excellent opportunity to start your round with a birdie. Approach the green with care, as over-hitting can land you in the thick rough behind, complicating your subsequent chip.
Hole 2
The second is a slight dogleg right that plays uphill. Precision is key to avoid the right fairway bunker, but with a solid drive, a birdie is within your grasp.
Hole 3
A distinct par 3 this hole features a ridge dividing the green. Aim to land your shot past the false front to bypass the thick rough that encircles the fringe.
Hole 4
This lengthy par 5 boasts a spacious fairway but requires careful navigation to avoid the dense rough and trees on the left. A straight drive sets you up for a birdie opportunity, as long as you can steer clear of the fairway bunkers on your second shot.
Hole 5
A dogleg left par 4, this hole offers promising birdie potential if you can successfully avoid the bunkers positioned in the fairway and around the green.
Hole 6
Though reachable, this par 5 demands a well-placed drive into the fairway, ideally left of the central tree, to maximize your chances of reaching the green in two. Be cautious with your approach to avoid overshooting, as this hole presents one of the best chances for an eagle or birdie on the course.
Hole 7
This long par 3 features an elevated green and a false front, requiring thoughtful planning. Be aware of players moving to and from the 8th tee on the left. Scoring par here is a noteworthy achievement.
Hole 8
This long dogleg right par 4 challenges your skills with a narrow fairway aligned with trees on the right and a fairway bunker to the left. A well-placed drive is essential, as the green poses its own set of challenges.
Hole 9
This drivable par 4 includes a safe bailout area to the left of the green where you can confidently release your drive. A new fairway bunker may impede low-bouncing drives from reaching the green, but accurate shots yield a great chance for a birdie.
Hole 10
A straightforward par 3, this hole features a green that slopes forward. Be cautious of overshooting your approach, which may leave you facing a tricky, fast putt.
Hole 11
This par 5 begins with an uphill tee shot, leading to a narrow second shot corridor bordered by a bunker on the left and trees on the right. Prepare for a downhill approach shot to a green protected by a bunker on the right, posing a challenge for shorter hitters.
Hole 12
A reachable par 5 for long hitters, this hole requires you to navigate past trees on the right from the tee. Clear the water hazard located in front and to the right of the green, while also avoiding trees and the risk of overshooting.
Hole 13
This accommodating par 4 features a wide fairway, although you should be wary of a rough mound on the left. A straight tee shot positions you well for a birdie opportunity.
Hole 14
A short uphill par 3, this hole offers a strong chance to score a birdie.
Hole 15
This dogleg right par 4 is reachable but requires careful strategy. Opt for a club shorter than a driver for a level lie, sidestep the ditch on the right, and avoid overshooting the green to keep your birdie chances alive.
Hole 16
A demanding dogleg left par 4, lined with trees on the left side. Long hitters risk driving through the dogleg into additional trees, while a rough mound protects the left side of the fairway. Scoring par here is an achievement.
Hole 17
A short par 3 featuring an undulating green that presents its own challenges.
Hole 18
This straightforward par 4 grants you the chance to unleash your drive; however, new fairway bunkers make reaching the green on your drive more challenging. Precision is essential to set up a good birdie opportunity.
Yardages
- Blue – 5862
- White – 5420
- Gold – 4837
- Green – 3846
- Red – 4372