A short Par 4 which will entice the longer hitters to go for the green. Approach from the left-hand side of the fairway is favoured, as this allows a full view of the green. Beware of the wooded area to the right of the green. Both the fairway and the green have many undulations and may well provide a tougher challenge to the golfer than the stroke index suggests.

A long Par 4, particularly from the back tee. Your tee shot is likely to land on the up-slope unless you are a long hitter. Bunkers and trees line the fairway landing area. An accurate shot is required into the green as it is protected by bunkers on both sides of the approach.

A long Par 4, which has a dog leg to the left. The first half of the fairway is slightly uphill, with trees lining both sides. A good tee shot will leave a long iron or rescue wood to a well guarded green. Bigger hitters may find that they have a downhill lie for their second shot.

A short par 3 with an extremely quick green. The secret to this hole is try and keep the ball below the hole.

This is a very tight hole which has out of bounds on both sides. It may be wise to sacrifice the length of your tee shot for accuracy – as hitting the fairway is a must! Your second shot may be longer, but it will be helped by the downhill sloping approach to the green. Nothing here for long – there is also out-of-bounds through the green.

A short dog leg left Par 4. Out of bounds on the left. Most players will choose an iron for safety with their tee shot. Good positioning of the ball is a must. Longer hitters will try to reach the green from the tee. A draw is necessary for this shot – anything going long and straight, may fall foul of the pond which lurks to the right of the fairway.

A tough Par 3 that always plays longer than it’s yardage suggests. An uphill tee shot that may require a mid to long iron. The approach is guarded by two trees and the green has two greenside bunkers. A pond lurks to the right of the green, to catch any shots that are slightly long and right.

An accurate tee shot is required here. Out of bounds on the left and the row of trees on the right. A good tee shot to the slightly uphill fairway, will reveal the green, which is protected by a large bunker at the front and a smaller one to the right. Anything landing to the left of the green will probably end up in the deep hollow.

A long Par 5 which may be reachable in two, for some of the longer hitters. There is a wide receptive fairway for your tee shot – but this narrows and rises to a higher level for your second shot. Beware out-of-bounds on the right and the large fairway bunker positioned 66 yards from the green. There is danger all around the green, with a bunker to the right, a deep hollow to the left and out of bounds through the back.

A great looking Par 3. It is important to hit the green to be able to score well. Anything short will end up in the water or bunkered. Anything landed long will leave you with a very difficult pitch and little chance of getting up and down for Par.

A conservative tee shot is needed here as there is trouble on both the left and right. Your second shot is played slightly uphill into a very long narrow green. Choosing the correct club to carry the two bunkers near the green is a must.

A semi-blind tee shot to a green which is well guarded on the left-hand side. A tee shot to the right half of the green would be a wise option. Nothing for left – only out of bounds.

Not the longest hole but accuracy is required off the tee to provide a good scoring chance for the second shot.

An intimidating tee shot with out of bounds on the right-hand side. There is plenty of room on the left, but this leaves a very challenging 2nd shot to the green, which has out-of-bounds to the left of it. Some golfers will find it prudent to hold back with their tee shot and allow their ball to land on the flat fairway area before the rise. This provides a much safer 2nd shot to the green.

A long Par 5 with out of bounds all the way down the left-hand side. Straight hitting is a must as there is water hazards and trees on the right. Starting at 100 yards from the green, you will find bunkers on both sides of the fairway. There is a further bunker to the front right of the green

A good Par 3 that plays slightly uphill to a large undulating green. A good shot is required to carry the bunker that protects the left half of the green. Anything missing this green may well leave a very difficult escape shot. Missing long and right may well find water – long and straight will no doubt run off the slope at the rear of the green.

A long testing Par 4. An intimidating tee shot, over water, needs to be long and accurate if you want to reach the green in two. There is out-of-bounds all the way down the left. Your second shot needs to be played with caution. The landing area becomes very narrow prior to the green, with out-of-bounds on both sides. Make no mistake – making Par on this hole is an excellent result.

A long dog leg left Par 5. There is a deep gulley before and after the corner. Bigger hitters may be able to carry the corner and land on the flat plateau, which would leave a shot of approximately 210 yards to the green.