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The downhill tee shot requires you to stay away from the deep fairway bunker on the left. There is plenty of room to the left of the green for those who can reach this hole in two shots.

The best option to maximize your score is to be a little long and left. Nothing but deep bunkers and thick rough waits for the stray shot to the right.

This tee shot is downhill to a fairway that slopes down and to the right. The right side of the green is heavily bunkered.

A generous landing area awaits your tee shot on this hole. Watch out for the deep bunker to the right of the green.

Be sure to miss the fairway bunkers on the left with your tee shot, which leaves a short iron approach to a green that does have some significant but subtle undulations.

Skirt the water on the left to give the best approach angle to the green. The green does slope significantly from front to back and right to left.

A tee shot down the right centre will give you a great view of the undulating green. A ball in the wrong area on this green will leave an extremely difficult putt.

There is plenty of room left that will leave a reasonable chance of getting up and down for par. A stray tee shot to the right will leave you a challenging bunker shot.

Avoid the bunkers to the right side of the fairway from the tee. Laying up leaves a short approach shot to an undulating green.

The drive needs to be placed left of centre of the fairway. The second shot is to a well guarded green with bunkers on the right and hollows to the left.

The more conservative players will take aim at the middle right of this green. Deep bunkers on the left await those who attack this hole.

The ideal position for the tee shot is left centre of the fairway. The second shot is slightly uphill to a green guarded by bunkers on the left, right and over the back.

Ideally, lay up short of the bunkers on the left allowing for a short iron approach to the green. The longer hitters can take their chances on possibly reaching the green.

A tee shot out to the right will leave an uphill, blind shot into a green guarded by a bunker on the right and over the back of the green. The green is deceptively large and relatively flat.

The ideal line off the tee is straight at the left bunker. This will leave a mid to short iron down the hill to a green with subtle undulations and a deep bunker to the right.

The only par 5 on the back nine. Place your drive to the right of the bunkers on the left side. There is a deep bunker in the front right of the green that must be avoided.

A three wood aimed at the left hand water will have you placed in an ideal position to attack this green and achieve the best result.