Driver - Aim at the pylon in the distance with a slight draw, leaving you a short iron to the green.

Reachable for the longer hitters, the average golfer should play the hole as a 3 shot par 5, be aware of the fairway bunker when laying up for your second shot, before playing into a well protected sloping green.

A tough test early on in the round, lay up short of the water hazard across the fairway for a long shot into the green. A par 4 is a great score here.

Deceptively long, make sure you take enough club to reach this angled green. Bunkers left and right will catch any wayward shots.

Favour the middle to the left side of the fairway from the tee. Your approach to the narrow and well protected green is better short than long.

A short hole with bite. Hazards left and right, keeping it down kthe middle will leave you with a short iron to this very narrow green.

A short hole with bite. Hazards left and right, keeping it down kthe middle will leave you with a short iron to this very narrow green.

Long hitters will drive over the hump. Ideally a lady would play the second shot down the left to avoid the tall trees. Be careful to avoid the steep greenside bunker with your approach to the green.

Why not be a man and take a long drive over the corner of the lake? For the sensible golfer, lay up to the right of the water for a long iron into the green.

Take plenty of club, especially when the pin is near the back of the green.

A 3 shot par 5, avoiding the various water hazards is imperative. Course management is key here to come away with a par.

Accuracy is important here for this well guarded green, A wayward tee shot will leave you with a difficult up and down from one of the greenside bunkers.

A dog leg right short par 4, you either lay up with a short/mid iron from the tee leaving you with a short shot to a wide green. Water left and out of bounds will catch wayward tee shots from the longer hitters going for the green.

The start of the difficult last 5 holes. AIm right of the tree in the fairway, go left and the long water hazard comes into play. A mid to long iron approach in to a bunker free green awaits your second shot.

The second most difficult hole on the course requires a long drive avoiding the fairway bunker left to give you an opportunity at hitting this well protected green. Escape with a par 4 and it's a great achievement.

Choosing the right club off the tee is crucial to avoid the ditch across the fairway. This leaves a long and testing 2nd shot into a long green protected by 2 greenside bunkers.

The last of the par 3's, an accurate and long tee shot is required to avoid the ditch short and the right hand side bunkers. Go too long and the water hazard back right comes into play.

A dog leg right, look to aim at the left hand bunker avoiding the tree right. This opens up the green, the longer hitters will get home in 2. Be careful to avoid the bunker on the right hand side of the green for your approach.