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is the approach to the 1st green. The best place to hit your
tee shot is a fraction left of centre, and preferably past
the right hand fairway bunker. If short of the bunker many
lay up short of the little brook that's 117yrds short of the
green. That's not the end either as this can be a 3 putt green. |
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The
2nd tee, go for it or lay up - all depends on the wind. If
laying up the best place is right of the bigger of the two
trees that are in the 1st of the two ditches on this hole.
Off the yellows, you'll need to drive just over 176yrds to
clear the 1st ditch and ideally be on the right of the fairway,
which will open up the green. |
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After
2 tough starting holes welcome to the tee for the hardest
hole on the course. First you need to get your drive over
pond and ditch, but not too far left as there is a fairway
bunker. If you can avoid all obstacles then you only need
to decide on laying up or going for the green. If the wind
is head on you'll be laying up. |
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is the view from the back of the 4th Green, a two tier green.
It's the 1st of two consecutive Par 5's. It's a tougher hole
than it looks, the tee shot needs accuracy, the 2nd shot if
long enough needs to avoid 2 fairway bunkers, then you'll
need to finish on the right tier, but even then it's no easy
putt. |
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This
is the view you'll have with a tee shot just short of the
bunkers. Much longer off the tee you'll need to be left of
the bunkers, but not too far left with out of bounds all down
the left. With a good wind behind providing you hit a long
ball this is a good hole to pinch a birdie or better, but
with the wind against a par will be tough |
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This
hole has changed for the better in the last year or so. Once
upon a time you would need to be seriously left or right to
find trouble, now the hole is slowly developing into a tough
dog leg, that now has a small ditch halfway. Difficult to
get on the 2 tier green in regulation, without a tough wind
behind. |
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is the tricky par 3 7th, the hole that has wrecked many a
scorecard in its time. Anything right off the tee or approach
if not on the green in 1, you'll be picking up a penalty shot
for going out of bounds. Too far left, and you're in deep
rough. This hole has an extended green. |
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The
8th, the 2nd easiest hole on the course if you're big enough
and brave enough then driving this short Par 4 is possible.
Miss hit that drive though, and a not too kind score can be
made on this narrow green. The ideal shot is left or right
of the marker post on the fairway. |
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Hole
9 is a Par 4, 342 yards off the white tees, and former captain,
Matt Maciejewski recorded
a superb hole in "one" here recently. The ideal
tee shot is right of the left hand fairway bunker. It requires
a fade shot or a very brave shot over the tree lined ditch. |
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10th is a toughish start to the back 9. The tee slopes from
front to back. The best place to be is right of the marker
post, though too far right and you're out of bounds. Your
next shot needs to avoid the bunkers and ditch, and find the
sloping right to left green, and even then you'll need to
putt. |
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This
is the the most difficult of all the Par 5's. If you can get
your tee shot right of the left hand bunker you will get the
chance to take the ditch on with your 2nd, otherwise lay up
short at the bottom, and hope you can get your 3rd on to this
very tricky green that has seen many 3 or more putts. |
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This
is the view to your 2nd Par 3 of the day. The best way to
play this is on or just short of the green. Get it on, and
you'll be putting for a birdie. Just short and you'll still
have a chance of par. Too long left or right, you'll be lucky
to escape 1 of the 3 bunkers. |
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| This
is a hole that your drive is in need of accuracy. Too far
right there is either heavy rough, out of bounds, or
a small cluster of trees, too far left, and you'll need to
hope it's short of the ditch or avoid the rough. If in the
rough you might need to lay up short of the ditch with your
2nd shot. |
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The
longest hole on the course, and another hole that requires
accuracy off the tee to give you the chance of grabbing a
par or better. Too far left off the tee and you'll be blocked
behind a tree lined ditch, too far right and you'll either
be in the ditch or playing your next shot off the 3rd. |
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This
is the shortest hole but it has its dangers. To get a par
or better you'll need to be on this tricky 2 tier green in
1. Miss it right and you'll flirt with a bunker. Hit it left
and either a bunker or the new section of the green will get
you, and its not an easy putt from there. |
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| This
is a short Par 5 , but is difficult with a fairway that falls
slightly from right to left, and 2 bunkers on the left that
can grab even a tidy tee shot. It also has a narrow sloping
green from back to front and if that's not enough a ditch
in front of the green catches many out going for it. |
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This
is the 2nd hardest hole on the course. It consist of a tough
tee shot due to a ditch being in view, and unless you carry
the main slope, you'll have a very long 2nd, which has a bunker
protecting anything short on the left. The green is very tough,
and slopes from left to right. |
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The
final hole before the "19th". If you're long enough
you'll have a chance of hitting the green in 1, or at least
cutting out the small dog leg, and removing the danger caused
by bunkers on the left and right. Get a good tee shot away
and find the green with your 2nd and you should finish with
a par. |
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