Par 4 - 317
m
Another
simple and
short par 4,
as long and
as soon as
one passes
the huge
fairway
bunkers. The
approach to
the green,
which has
one bunker
on the left,
is straight
forward.
Putting on
the green
however
calls for
good green
reading
skills due
to the
subtle but
definite
break.
Par 4 - 428
m
This
long but
straight par
4 will
reward long
and straight
drives. The
fairway
bunkers on
the left and
right of the
fairway
strategically
placed to
penalize
long hitters
who can?t
have a
straight
shot. The
approach
shot also
calls for
accuracy
because the
single
bunker in
front of the
green will
definitely
stop any
balls that
comes short
of the
green.
Par 5 - 535
m A par 5
which curves
slightly to
the right
from tee to
the first
landing
area. Those
who dare to
shoot
straight to
get the
additional
distance
better
beware of
the OB on
the right of
the entire
hole. The
raised
fairway
bunker
throws
caution to
anyone
planning to
attack the
green on
their second
shot.
Hole 4
Hole 5
Hole 6
Par 3 - 191
m
A long par
3, which is
usually made
longer
string head
wind. Proper
club
selection is
essential on
this hole.
Par 4 - 391
m
This is a
par 4 with
narrow
fairway,
water hazard
to left of
the fairway
and OB on
the right.
The elevated
green is
guarded by
three
bunkers.
Par 4 - 345
m A short par
4 but the
huge lake
running
along the
entire right
side of the
fairway
makes it
look like it
is much
longer.
Approach
shots have
to be
carefully
placed
because of
the two
bunkers in
the left and
water hazard
on the
right.
Hole 7
Hole 8
Hole 9
Par 3 - 191
m
A long par
3, which is
usually made
longer
string head
wind. Proper
club
selection is
essential on
this hole.
Par 5 - 488
m
This is an
easy and
short par 5
without any
major
hazards. The
fairway
bunkers and
green side
bunker is
placed in
positions to
catch only
bad shots.
Par 4 - 365
m
This par 4
calls for
accuracy
rather than
a wild tee
shot, which
might just
end up in
the water
hazard
situated on
the right of
the landing
area. To the
left of
landing area
is also
another
water
hazard. The
green, which
is guarded
by one
bunker, has
slopes and
breaks which
area not to
be taken
lightly.
