Robina Woods

With bunkers left and water hazard all along right, a straight tee shot is require here. Loosen up and relax before hitting. Green nearly four clubs deep check pin position for club selestion for the shot in tot his narrow green.

Rocky creek crossing the fairway reachable by long hitters or with tail wind. Many humps and hollows just short of creek. Club for accuracy off the tee, not length. Beware aware left of fairway. Another long and narrow green requires a straight shot in.

Aim left centre fairway of the tee ti get extra roll and avoid bunker right. A solid fairway wood second shot will open up the green. The long and narrow green calls for careful club selection and a straight shot. Bunkers short and left.

A blind shot from the lower tees. With the pin cut right safe shot is for centre green aim for left hand house roof. Check tree tops for wind you may be sheltered on the lower tees. Over-hitting the green can be very costly due to the steep slope.

Left centre fairway is the ideal line to open up the green. Trouble at back and right of this oblique green where steep greens can cause a dropped shot. Two-tiered green try to be on the same level as the pin for an easy put.

A well hit fairway wood or a long iron down the centre will open up the green on this lovely par 4 dog-leg. Huge hummocks ti the left of fairway may hamper long drivers. Be up for the second shot water front and right of green.

Aim centre to centre right fairway for safety on this dog-leg left. Fairway bunker in range. Landing short of this green the ball may stop due to the steep slope be up but beware out of bounds behind green.

Bunkers right, humps and hollow left and the slope at the back of the green will test your club selection. Carefully check distance from daily markers and for any wind.

A tough par 4. You must middle your drive water left and bunker right will penalise anything off line. Another well hit shot required into green slopes left run to the water and bunkers short and right will test your iron play.

A generous landing area makes for an easy tee shot. Deep humps and hollows left of green and a bunker right penalise an offline shot into the green. Note pin position a prominent ridge across the green will toughen up your putt if not on the same level.

Tee shot down the middle of the fairway opens up the green. Beware, bunker left is in range of the tee. Water and sand to the right of this oblique green. Play left green for safety if the pin is cut to the right.

Green nearly four clubs deep check pin position for club selection. A hook or draw will find the bunkers left and with a bunker right as well there is a premium on straight hitting here. Significant slope at the back of the green think your putt out carefully.

No great length required on this short par 4. Fairway bunker is in range; consider a lay up to avoid trouble. An elevated green with sloped at the back and sides tests you shot in here. Club selection again vital due to depth of green.

A definite lay up hole with bunkers and water in range and a narrowing landing area. Most trouble short of this green; check the distance carefully to reach the green in safety. Prominent ridge across the green.

A hole to play with your head dont gamble. A drive down the centre is the safest play. A very long elevated green makes this a truly testing par 4. Check pin position, distance and wind for the vital club selection.

Favour the right side of the fairway off the tee to gain extra distance. For the second shot left fairway opens up the green. Pin position affects your clubbing into the green check it out! Deep hollows left of the bunkers right. Take your pick or hit straight.

Highest point of the golf course. With the pin cut right, better long than short due to the deep bunker guarding front green. A ridge divides this undulating green and there is a significant slope from the back, which calls for careful alignment off your putt.

Long straight drive required, bunkers left may catch a hooked shot. Plan your second shot carefully, water right and left comes into play depending where your drive finished. For the shot in, left green is the safest play, the ball will roll back to the centre.