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Par 4, Length 381m
A par 4 to a plateau green. Drive to the right hand side of fairway. Your approach to the green must be on the left to avoid the bunkers on the right of the green.
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2
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Par 5, Length 534m
A par 5. Play the drive to the right hand side of the fairway to avoid the bunkers on the left. The second shot must be played well to the left to avoid the rough on the right.
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3
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Par 4, Length 446m
A blind tee shot uphill. Play your second shot for the front right portion of the green as missing either front left or over the back will leave an extremely difficult up and down.
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4
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Par 5, Length 475m
The Klondyke. Drive to a long narrow fairway. The second shot is blind , over the hill called the Klondyke. Ladies are inclined to go around he hill on the right. Over the green is out of bounds.
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5
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Par 3, Length 154m
A very unusual par 3. The white stone on the hill marks the position of the pin. Play enough club to get over the hill.
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6
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Par 4, Length 424m
Aim for the right half of this fairway. There is a large bunker in the middle of this fairway. If the wind is with you, you will not need a driver. The 2nd shot is aimed at the left half of the green to avoid the bunkers on the right.
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Par 4, Length 411m
Drive to the centre of the fairway. The second shot is very difficult. Ther are bunkers left and right at the front of the green. Any shot to the left hand side of the green will fall off this plateau green.
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8
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Par 3, Length 166m
A very precise shot is necessary to this par 3 . The bunkers left and right have to avoided at all costs. There is deep rough over the green.
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9
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Par 4, Length 400m
Place your tee shot to the left half of this hole. This will open up any pin position on this green, allowing you to use the mound as a back stop for your second shot.
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10
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Par 4, Length 441m
A drawn tee is best to take the shape of this hole. Take a half a club extra for your second shot to ensure being ?up?.
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11
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Par 3, Length 170m
There is no bail out on this hole. The bunker from hell is to right of the green, invisible from the tee.
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12
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Par 5, Length 577m
A Par 5. Aim your tee shot at the Castle or slightly right of the Castle. It is best to play our second shot short of the green. This hole is well bunkered and any shot hit firmly to this green will feed into the back right hand bunker.
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13
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Par 4, Length 279m
A short par 4 The best shot is to drive to the left of the green to avoid the ?mine?on the right. This hole is drivable with a following wind but is high risk.
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14
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Par 4, Length 461m
This hole has a very narrow entrance to the green, with high mounds left and right
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15
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Par 4, Length 466m
Play your tee shot to the right of the bunker on the left. This will open up the safer left hand side of the green.
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16
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Par 3, Length 195m
The safer tee shot is to the front left portion of the green. Do not mess with the right side as any miss hit will gather into the bunker
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17
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Par 4, Length 436m
Favour the left side of the this fairway with your tee shot. This will leave a second shot into a green where the safest area is the middle to back right.
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Par 5, Length 534m
A par 5 for men and a par 4 for Ladies. A straight hole for men but best to favour the right side of the fairway. From the ladies tee, aim for the church bell tower. Anything played left of centre can fall into the bunker that is visible from the tee.
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