Author: Raquel Castillero Maturana

Tee shot to avoid the different fairway bunkers and with an elevated green that will request a pricised second shot. Green with a lot of breaks.

Wide par 4 with an elevated green but a good change to lower the score.

Short Par 4 with bunkers on the landing area but, if you fly them, you have a very short shot to the green.

Short par-three with a broad green, where a good shot with a short-iron can help you shave a point from your score. It’s best to not to miss the left on your approach

Par 4 and the only hole on the cours ewith no bunkers. We should avoid the left side and a precise shot is required to get to the green.

Par 3 with a hazard on the right hand and with a big ondulated green.

Tremendous par four to finish. Perhaps the hardest hole in the course. The long, uphill hole requires a strong drive hugging the right side of the fairway, then a long iron to approach the long, crosswise green defended by a bunker on the right and a slight hollow on the left. Making par is quite a challenge!

Short par three with a broad green, where a good shot with a short iron can help you shave a point from your score. It’s best to not to miss the left on your approach.

A great par five, where a good deal of strategy is needed. The tee shot to the right has to avoid the bunker on the left side. The second shot requires a long iron or wood to place the ball 50 or 60 yards from the green in order to approach it from above. The green is defended by bunkers to the front and back, and slopes from back to front.

Down hill par 5 with bunkers on the landing area and with the option on hitting the green in two.