Author: Raquel Castillero Maturana

A par four that runs gently downhill, with bunkers to the left and the right along the drop of the tee shot that need to be avoided. The second shot is complicated, with a narrow, downward sloping green running diagonal to the fairway and flanked by two bunkers on its right shoulder.

Short par four requiring high precision, both at the tee because of the bunkers to both sides of the drive’s drop and on the second shot, which in spite of requiring a short iron takes great skill to reach the high green protected by two bunkers in front and a hollow at the end.

Excellent and difficult par three requiring a high shot with a mid- to long iron to take the ball to a green set higher than the tee and running diagonally, protected by deep bunkers on both sides. Making par is quite a challenge!

Straight, feasible par four with a relatively comfortable tee shot and requiring a mid- to short iron for the second shot to a long green protected to the right and left by bunkers and a drop-off on its right edge.

Achievable par five where big hitters can reach the green in two shots, but which requires high, long drives due to the height of the green and the bunker on the left side and the hollow to the right. It’s important not to stray away from the fairway, especially to the right. The rolling green is split into three distinct areas.

Downhill par three with a broad, well-defended green. Distance isn’t a problem here, but players need to get close to the flag to assure two putts. Keeping at par is tough if you overshoot the green.