10°
B Loop
Hole1
Hole 1
Description
This par 3 is the one hole on the course without bunkers which is a trait of many of the world’s top courses. This hole usually plays into the wind, better to be long than short, as the approach slopes away from the green.
Hole2
Hole 2
Description
Slight dog leg left, favour the right hand side of the fairway as the left hand bunker is very deep, this will give you the best line into the green.
Hole3
Hole 3
Description
Easy par 5 if played sensibly. Study the course guide thoroughly as there are plenty of hazards which need to be avoided. Tee shot short of the right hand bunker is the best option for most players. Approach must not be long as there is trouble over the green.
Hole4
Hole 4
Description
Be careful of the two lakes which are not visible from the tee. Approach shot deceptive as it is further from the fairway bunkers to the green than it first appears. Favour the left hand side of the green as this leaves the easiest chip shot or uphill putt.
Hole5
Hole 5
Description
A difficult par 3 with a two tiered green where you must not miss the green left. Safe option is short right which again leaves an uphill chip or putt.
Hole6
Hole 6
Description
The landing area slopes left to right towards the fairway bunker, so favour the left hand side off the tee. The green is long and slopes towards the lake on the right.
Hole7
Hole 7
Description
Short par 4 with a tricky green. Keep your drive down the right hand side of the fairway this gives a better line into the green. A pin positioned on the left hand side should not be attacked.
Hole8
Hole 8
Description
Par 5 where the fairway slopes from right to left. The three deep bunkers on the left must be avoided. Laying up short of the fairway bunkers 100 meters from the green is the sensible option and normally brings the best results. It is an uphill approach to the green which plays longer than you think.
Hole9
Hole 9
Description
Exciting par 5 hole, favour the right hand side of the fairway as everything slopes from right to left. The furthest tree to the right of the hole is the ideal line for a layup shot, short of the stream, which runs diagonally across the fairway.
