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This is a challenging tee shot with water on the left. The ball will feed back to the centre from the right hand side of the fairway leaving you the opportunity to place your ball on the green with you second shot.

No hole embraces the ocean and is more visually stimulating than this one on the course. An accurate tee shot is required on this lengthy par-five which sweeps right along the foreshores and provides the most scenic backdrop, you couldn’t get any nearer the water without getting wet. Your line should be left of the bunker on the right. Lay up the fairway to give yourself the best approach to a difficult green.

This is a long hole with a narrow tee shot that generally plays downwind which makes the hole play a little easier. Safe to aim at the right bunker, otherwise aim just to the left of the bunker. It has a well bunkered green with a slight slope from back to front.

This is a difficult par 3 that requires a well struck long iron, well bunkered on the right hand side and has what looks like two greens, one behind the other.

This hole has spectacular viewing from the tees out over the Pacific Ocean and facing north to allow you with a great view up the coastline. Whales have been seen from this hole breaching from the ocean from time to time. This is a short Par 4, make your first shot go past the bunker on the left and this hole plays a lot easier with a downhill run to the green. A deep bunker guards the front right of the green, making the safe shot middle left of the green.

This is a short dog-leg right Par 4 and can be a deservingly easy hole if played correctly, long hitters may be able to drive this green down wind with the right bounce. Otherwise take care with your shot in to the green as it falls away sharply on the left.

A great little Par 3 that is well bunkered. It has bunkers on the left with a large deep bunker on the right. Waiting for you is a two teared green sitting from back to front.

A Par 5 that begins with an elevated tee shot giving great views of the hole. There is O.B on the left of the fairway traps on the left. Down wind the bunkers on the right are in play for the long hitters. Your lay up 2nd shot should be on the left for the best approach to the green.

This is rated the hardest hole on the course. It is an extremely long hole when played into the wind. After considering the length of your second shot, planning your lay-up or to attack for two is the option. Your second shot is to a very difficult split level green with a false front.

A narrow tee shot, with the bunker coming into play on the right. Again depending on your tee shot, this green is reachable in two for the long hitter. Most of the bunkers in front are within 100m of the green. You may find that laying up will give you the best chance of making birdie, but beware the of the 2 tier green.

This short Par 4 that dog legs slightly to the left gives the player a couple of options. Option 1 is to play safe to the right of the fairway bunker. Option 2 would be to play aggressively over the left hand trap which will leave a second shot of less that 100m. What ever option you take be mindful of the sloping (right to left) elevated green and challenging greenside bunker on the right.

A medium length Par 3 that is well bunkered on the left and right. This is 30m long with the left hand front bunker still some 12m short of the putting face.

This is a challenging Par 4 with a narrow fairway. Left of the tallest tree is not the ideal area, with large undiscovered tribes still waiting to be found. A solid tee shot to the top of the downslope is the safest play. If you catch the slope the ball will roll a further 40m. There is a lot of bunkering short right of the green that funnels to the centre.

A gorgeous par 4 that requires the most precise tee shot. Again left of the fairway run out on the right before the hole sweeps left. the second shot is downhill to a large green, however watch for the greenside bunker on the right and the trouble behind the green.

This is our signature hole that sits due east and is very exposed to the elements. The hole is well bunkered on the left and the right. Anything short right will leave a very difficult chip. Off the championship tee this hole can play longer than it looks with the green 26m long.

This is the start of three holes heading back to the south. A long Par 4 that plays into the wind. The bunker come into play on the right for the long hitters; shorter hitters need to be accurate in avoiding the bunkers that align down the middle. Your second shot is to a reasonably flat green.

A dog leg left Par 4. Long hitter’s will be over the mound on the left. This hole is pure risk reward if you carry the bunkers hidden behind then mound. The second shot is to a reasonably flat green with a deep bunker short left and a large slope falling of the right hand side of the green.