Hole one is a demanding opening hole with out of bounds running all the way down the lefthand side. A good drive would leave a long second shot into a narrow green, which is guarded by two front bunkers.

Favour the right-hand side of the fairway, remember a 5 here is not a bad score.

A short par 4 with a slight dog-leg to the right which has water running down the lefthand side. A well-positioned tee shot leaves a short iron into a heavily guarded green.

A tee shot of 180 yards will leave you with a 100-yard approach, played correctly this is a real birdie chance.

A long par 4 that has a slight dog-leg to the right. The green is guarded by a run of cross bunkers and 3 greenside bunkers.

There is more room left from the tee than it would appear. Trust the yardage for your second shot as the cross bunkers can give a false perception of the distance.

A fantastic par 3 which requires a demanding tee shot, out of bounds runs the full length of the hole to the left-hand side and bunkers guard the very long narrow green. A fantastic par 3 which requires a demanding tee shot, out of bounds runs the full length of the hole to the left-hand side and bunkers guard the very long narrow green.

Short right is always a good miss here, 4 is never a bad score.

A short uphill par 4 with out of bounds running up the left-hand side of the hole. This hole plays exactly how you see it.

A tee shot aimed at the right-hand side bunker sets up a good birdie opportunity.

A short challenging par 4 with trouble surrounding the green, an accurate tee shot is required.

Leave your second shot short of the hole to leave an uphill putt for birdie.

A very demanding par 4, a good tee shot will leave a very long uphill second shot to a large green. By far, the hardest hole on the course.

If you can’t reach in two, lay out to the bottom of the hill to leave an easier third shot. A 5 here is a respectable score.

First of the two par 5’s on the course, the tee shot requires you to carry the ditch at the start of the fairway. The hole runs uphill on the approach to a very tricky undulating green.

Favour the left-hand side of the fairway, this opens the hole up to leave you a good chance of a birdie.

A challenging par 4 with out of bounds running all the way up the left hand-side, a ditch runs across the fairway 100 yards short of the green. The approach is a blind shot to an evenly guarded green.

A tactical drive required hugging the left side of the fairway will leave a much more inviting 2nd shot. A 4 on this hole is always a good score.

A tricky par 3 that is guarded by out of bounds to the left and bunkers to the right.

Club selection is paramount as the hole appears shorter than it plays.

A strong par 4 that doglegs left to right. The right hand-side of the hole is guarded by well positioned bunkers.

A good drive down left hand-side opens up the green for the approach shot. A par here is a good score.

A tight par 4 with bunkers guarding both sides of the fairway, the approach shot is to a heavily bunkered McKenzie green.

A drive hugging the left hand-side of the fairway will open up your approach shot. Correct club selection is key to playing this hole well.

A strong par 3 that is heavily protected by bunkers.

A club that will find the middle of this green is the best play for this hole. Club selection is vital.

A straight par 4 that requires an accurate tee shot over a ditch which runs across the start of the fairway. The second shot is to a McKenzie green with trouble to the right and to the rear of the green.

Keep the tee shot to the left-hand side of the fairway to open up the green. Keep the second shot short of the hole.

A tight par for that requires accuracy from the tee, the 2nd shot is to a McKenzie green with out of bounds to the right-hand side.

Don’t get too adventurous off the tee, left of the fairway bunker is good play leaving a short shot into the green. A good birdie opportunity.

A great looking par 5. A superb, elevated tee shot with a pond to the left and trees to the right, the approach is tight into a raised sideways McKenzie green.

A decision has to be made from the tee, big hitters can reach this hole in 2 shots but, favour the right hand-side with your 2nd shot. A good birdie chance.

This is our signature hole, a short par 3 hitting over the iconic Oak tree into a very tight light bulb shaped green.

Club selection is vital on this hole, middle of the green is dangerous play because this is the narrowest part of the green. Short or long is safe.

A fantastic finishing hole that doglegs from right to left, the narrow tee shot leaves a short uphill approach to a large undulating green.

A tee shot hit to the right of the bunker leaves a great opportunity for birdie. The bigger hitters can attempt to cut the corner and drive the green.