This can be a tough opening hole, made more difficult if the prevailing south westerly wind is blowing. The second shot to a hidden green often needs a wood or long iron aimed slightly left of the target.
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A straight par four from a slightly raised tee but beware of the cavernous bunker short left of the green.
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A challenging drive up the hill, good placement is required for dog-leg right approach to the green. Only the bravest try cutting the corner, flirting with trees and out of bounds
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There is plenty of room for the drive out to the right of the gorse and the marker post. Long hitters can reach the green with their second shot providing they avoid the bunkers front and left and the smaller one hidden back right.
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A deceptive uphill par three with an elevated two-tier green, well guarded by bunkers left and right
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The tee is set at the highest point of the course. Ideally a line just inside left of the marker post. Again, depending on wind conditions, the flat green can be reached in two. Anything long will require a delicate touch to get down in a chip and putt
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A straightforward short par 3 with the green sloping from back to front, guarded by the solitary bunker front right.
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