Par 5, aggressive tee shot with a large bunker to the left. Increasing difficulty on the second and third shots. Possibility of a birdie.
Medium Difficulty.

Par 3 of mid-iron distance.
A good Par 3.
Low to Medium Difficulty.

Par 4, hole easy to play with the green located in the middle of the lake. Aggressive play could result in birdies or disasters.
Low to Medium Difficulty.

Straight Par 3 favouring aggressive play, although care must be taken when the flag is located near the water.
Low to Medium Difficulty.

Straight Par 4. A good drive to the wide fairway will leave the shortest approach shots to the elevated green.
Low to Medium Difficulty.

Short Par 4, which may be played strategically with an iron from the tee, to land on the far side of the bunkers on the fairway. A birdie is a possibility.
Medium Difficulty.

Par 4, requiring an accurate tee shot. Bunkers protect the green. Club selection is important.
Medium Difficulty.

Relatively straight Par 4. Two good shots will produce good results. A bunker on the left protects the undulating green.
Medium Difficulty.

Par 5, whose green may be attacked in two shots, but this will require a good level of accuracy. A great hole to finish the course.
Medium Difficulty.