Nice opening tee shot with a bit of room left. An extra club may be needed to this elevated green.

A tricky par 3 with plenty of trouble left, when the flag is on the top tier, the smart play is middle of the green.

Although not the longest par 4 on the course, one of the trickiest. Once you get the tee shot away, take care getting the club right onto the green that slopes off at the back.

Tough par 3, often into the wind. Take plenty of club!

A long dog-leg, the big hitters might take on the corner to leave a wedge into the green but dangers lurks if they get it wrong.

As you see it, a straight hole but the fairway will kick the ball to the left. A couple of good shots should give you a great birdie chance.

A beauty of a hole with stunning views. The “infinity” style green will make club selection important.

Short but deadly has been used to describe this hole. A good tee shot of around 190 yards (120 for the ladies) will leave a short iron off a downhill lie to the green – the drop in elevation makes the shot play a club shorter. Good Luck!

A short par 5 but plenty of trouble off the tee. Once that’s  navigated, an approach shot threaded through the bunkers will set you up for a possible eagle.

Known as the Kitchen, an undulating fairway with a small target. Get the right bounce and you could be looking at a great birdie chance.

Another lovely par 3, no trouble short but avoid the 2 bunkers guarding the green.

Almost home, the big hitters will fancy their chances here but anything offline and trouble awaits. Green slopes left to right so hit it left of the flag to let it feed down.