Fiji Golf Week Experience (fully escorted) | Aug 27 - Sep 3, 2022

A straight away Par 4 playing downhill toward the ocean. Water on the right and behind the green will catch any wayward approaches.

A long par 4 playing along the slope. The elevated green requires a well positioned approach for an uphill putt. The back of the green slopes away very fast and will trouble any long approaches.

Playing down the hill, a well positioned tee shot avoiding the fairway bunkers is a must. A tee shot finishing on the right hand of the fairway is preferred. A narrow green calls for pin point accuracy.

A breathtaking Par 3 playing along the Pacific Ocean. A well struck long iron into a guarded green will be rewarded. From the tee you will get great glimpses of the sandy shores of the island behind the green.

The first of two challenging Par 5?s, a strong drive and well positioned second shot, probably a fairway wood will open up a straight approach to the elevated green.

The second Par 5 demands a near perfect tee shot down toward the Mango Tree. The false green front makes getting the correct distance a challenge. The green is tucked into a natural amphitheatre formed by the rolling hills.

A great example that world class Par 3?s don?t have to be long. The downhill approach requires acute accuracy to avoid the bunkers and to hold on the small green.

Stand and enjoy the breathtaking vista. The elevated tee shot across the valley is to a receptive fairway. From the fairway centre a pretty straight forward approach to an elevated green.

A well positioned tee shot is a must to set up a clear approach to a green that is tucked behind the ridge and guarded by a deep stream. Left of the green is safe and the right side is trouble.

A straight away Par 4 that invites you to drive the ball into the colourful coral reefs. A drive to the left hand side of the fairway will offer you the best approach into the well guarded, elevated green.

A long Par 5 that plays every bit of its length. Typically playing into the breeze, it demands a strong and well positioned tee shot, then a long second shot setting up a simple approach.

An inviting hole that is ready to bite you if the view takes your concentration. A long iron into the heart of the fairway will leave you with a short iron into the green. A tee shot finding a fairway bunker will leave you with a terrifying second shot.

A stunning Par 3 with amazing views. A long iron or rescue club to the slightly elevated green is required. The tee is protected from the breeze, so beware once the ball gets into the air.

Position, position, position. Your tee shot needs to hit the centre of the fairway. The second shot is to a very elevated green that offers little respect to a poor approach.

Another of Natadola Bay?s mix of great Par 3?s. Just a short iron, but make it very accurate. The back of the green slopes away very quickly and has three bunkers waiting for you to overshoot of the green.

Teeing off from the shores of the Pacific Ocean, a strong tee shot will be rewarded by offering a straight forward approach. The elevated green offers no forgiveness for an approach coming up short.

The final Par 5 of the course. Typically playing down breeze, a tee shot with some good length will provide you with a tough decision, can the green be reached in two. A valley to the left is awaiting wayward approaches.

Arguably one of the toughest holes on the course. It is long, uphill and the tee shot needs to be in the centre of the fairway. The elevated green is well guarded by bunkers.