7th hole
Course
Guide
No 4: Par 4 – Mens: 336 m. Ladies: 300 m
The fourth is a shorter par four that only requires a fairway wood or
long iron off the tee – accuracy again required rather than distance.
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No 5: Par 5 – Mens: 505 m. Ladies: 385 m
Hole five is a long and challenging par 5 just on 510 metres with
a dog leg you’ll only have to worry about on your second shot (as
it’s too far away to concern your drive). If you can get a drive safely
away and bend your second with a favourable draw, you’ll still need
a fair iron into the green. The dance floor is tiny for such a long hole
so you’ll need to be spot on. Remember that the front of the green
runs steeply back to front so be up at the pin.
No 6: Par 3 – Mens: 177 m. Ladies: 158 m
Six is a long par 3 well protected on both sides by bunkers. It’s also
open to the elements being set on the side of the hill so take the
wind into account. Depending on the wind I’m sure there could be
a wide range of clubs used on this hole. Can be a very challenging
par 3. It is a large tiered green so check the pin placement before
finally selecting your club.
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No 7: Par 4 – Mens: 310 m. Ladies: 299 m
The seventh is a lovely short par four, water at 200 metres on both
sides of the fairway leaving a narrow landing area. Once negotiated
the party isn’t over with more water beckoning your ball on the left
of the green with a bank on that side sliding towards the wet stuff.
To add further insult to injury, the green has a few subtle breaks
that may leave you bemused.
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