Championship
Course

Ensure that you have enough club for your second shot as the elevation and prevailing winds are deceptive.

Par 4

Keeping your ball in play is the key to your success on this long par 5. The undulating green is the trickiest part.

Par 5

You need to control the distance on your second shot to this elevated green and if anything, try to miss a bit left.

Par 4

True risk and reward, you need to avoid the valley down the left side.

Par 4

Favour the right side off the tee as the ball will feed down to the fairway. Look out for the prevailing wind off the left.

Par 4

This is a 3 shotter for most so plan your attack and play to your strengths.

Par 5

With the wind behind sometimes it’s no more than a 6 iron off the tee to play for position.

Par 4

Check the wind off the tee as driver is often too much club.

Par 4

If you don’t catch your drive, think of laying up down the left side and using your stroke.

Par 4

There is little reward if you can’t reach the green so choose a club that will keep you short of the bunkers off the tee.

Par 4

It takes two big hits to get home in two here but you need to pay attention to this multi- tiered green.

Par 5

There is a lot more space to the right than you can see off the tee and check the pin position on this deep green.

Par 4

Don’t be fooled by the flag, the line off the tee is down the middle of the fairway favoring the left side.

Par 4

A tactical approach usually brings good results on the closing hole.

Par 5