A demanding par 5 which requires three good shots to reach the green. The fairway has right to left camber all the way to a large green which slopes from front to back and is guarded by a single bunker on the right.

A modest drive to a down hill fairway leaves a tricky second to a two tier green. Beware the bunkers and the sloping dead ground in front of the green.

An uphill drive clearing the ridge should favour the left hand side of the fairway. An accurate second is required to avoid the bunkers on either side of the narrow green.

An inviting drive back over the valley. An accurate second is required to find the green set down in the corner of the course with out of bounds on three sides.

A long par 3 over the valley again. The driver is a common club, particularly if the wind is against. Watch out for a sneaky bunker on the right of the green.

Another tight driving hole, but with no surprises. Making the fairway will set up a good birdie chance.

A narrow driving hole, with trees left and right of the fairway. The tee shot should favour the right side which will leave an easy pitch to a large green.

Wind conditions dictate club selection. The large front bunker hides ‘dead’ ground short of the green.

Wind conditions dictate club selection. The large front bunker hides ‘dead’ ground short of the green.

A good, straight drive is essential to clear the valley and avoid the trees on either side of the fairway. This will give the opportunity to reach the green in regulation. The large green slopes from right to left.