Hole 3

Par 3. Hcp 4

147m • 124m • 112m • 94m

A marvellous par 3. A unique black slate surround defines the edges of this island green with water protecting all sides. Inspired by the great American resort courses, a short or mid-iron to the centre of the large putting surface is clearly the shot to play. Well balanced tee positions ensure that players will find its challenge more fun than daunting.

Hole 5

Par 4. Hcp 1

378m • 343m • 331m • 304m

Teeing off from within the tall trees out into the open fairway, the ideal place to place the drive is at the apex of the dog-leg, which turns to the right. From here a mid-iron should be sufficient to reach a relatively flat green, with some subtle undulations.

Hole 6

Par 5. Hcp 7

458m • 424m • 391m • 343m

A stunning ravine runs the full length of the hole on the left, though ample space is provided on the wide fairway of what should be a straight-forward par 5. The ravine does cut around the back of the hole to give the impression from the approach that the green hangs over it - but again there should be plenty of room here.

Hole 7

Par 4. Hcp 9

282m • 240m • 235m • 185m

A drive-able par 4, whose only real defence is a raised green with a bunker guarding the front. Many will choose to have a go, though an iron off the tee could equally make a score.

Hole 8

Par 4. Hcp 5

349m • 325m • 297m • 253m

A sharp dogleg to the right, the approach leaves the player with an uphill shot to a very well contoured green. Placing the approach shot in the right part of the green is the challenge of this hole.

Hole 9

Par 4. Hcp 2

324m • 294m • 279m • 257m

An uphill par 4, the one place not to go is left. Pick out one of the fairway bunkers to take on and bite off as much of the dogleg as you wish. Any slightly miss hit tee shot will be gathered by the waiting fairway bunkers. From the middle of the fairway this is a straight forward mid-iron to a large green.