Coolangatta Tweed Heads (West Course)

A potential birdie hole. A long tee shot to the right of the fairway bunkers is necessary to reach the green in two. Beware of the water hazard to the left of the green. If laying up, correct club selection and accuracy is imperative with the approach.

A difficult hole required a well positioned tee shot to the right hand side of the fairway sets up the mid iron approach to the green that slopes from back to front.

The green slopes from top right to bottom left.

A hole with an accurate tee shot down the middle to the left hand side setting up a challenging second shot across the lake. The green is well bunkered.

A dog leg left requiring a tee shot up the right hand side. The mid to long iron approach is required to the green with slope from back to front.

A hole for birdies. The green slopes from back right to front left.

A lay up hole with an undulating green well protected by bunkers and water.

The green slopes from back left to front right.

Another potential birdie hole requiring a tee shot straight or up the right hand side.

A short par five requiring a straight or slightly left tee shot to open up the green for a second shot and birdie. The green is well protected by bunkers.

The tee shot with a long iron straight or a little right is required to avoid bunkers and water. The green is well protected by bunkers.

The most difficult hole on the course. The tee shot should be straight or a little right as left will bring the trees into play for a second shot.

An accurate fairway wood is the right club off the tee. The green slopes from back to front.

A potential birdie hole. Accuracy of the tee will set up the hole for a short pitch. Length of the tee is not needed because of the water on both sides. Avoid the right side of the tee.

Must be straight off the tee to this large green protected by water and bunkers.

Out-of-bounds down the right hand side. Fairway bunkers need to be avoided. Green slopes from back to front.

An elevated green protected well by bunkers. Green slopes towards the front left.

Again, a potential birdie hole set up by a straight tee shot. There is an out-of-bounds down the right hand side. The green is elevated and slopes from back right to front left.