Distance	Par	Handicap
346	4	3
333	4	3
317	4	3
294	4	3
283	4	3

Narrow and wooded on both sides, this par four demands precision both on the tee shot and the approach to the green. It’s crucial to keep to the fairway to have a good angle for your second shot, so line takes precedence over distance. Its high green, well defended by a short left bunker, can be tricky for players who have yet to master their flop shot.

Distance	Par	Handicap
138	3	17
130	3	17
121	3	17
106	3	17
97	3	17

The course’s shortest par three is a good chance to shave a point off your scorecard, but if you fail to lead off well, getting out of the surrounding forest can be a daunting task.

Distance	Par	Handicap
342	4	11
330	4	11
322	4	11
283	4	11
270	4	11

Short and attainable par four through the woods, you still need to keep within the fairway to reach the green safely. The pine tree in the middle is the target you should drive for from the tee. Its green has tough flag positions tempting players to seek it out, since the approach is usually with an open club.

Distance	Par	Handicap
358	4	13
353	4	13
339	4	13
299	4	13
290	4	13

This par four leaves the wooded area behind. Its wide, downhill fairway allows players to seek a long tee shot, simplifying the second shot with a short iron to a green well defended by numerous bunkers.

Distance	Par	Handicap
213	3	5
185	3	5
162	3	5
146	3	5
135	3	5

Daunting par three that leaves few players unscathed. The high, volcano-shaped green bounces any shot that is not spot-on to the surrounding waste bunker. This hole, one of the course’s most emblematic, will leave lasting memories.

Distance	Par	Handicap
379	4	7
367	4	7
352	4	7
303	4	7
271	4	7

In the wooded area again, this par four demands accuracy and a longish tee off as a prelude to the delicate second swing to a narrow, elevated green with a front bunker that comes into play prominently. It is important to take the flag’s position into account when choosing the right club for the approach to the green, since the shot is blind.

Distance	Par	Handicap
411	4	1
392	4	1
375	4	1
351	4	1
341	4	1

Perhaps the course’s most complicated hole, again surrounded by forest on both sides, it takes a long, well-centred tee shot to minimise the distance of the approach shot to a small green well defended by 3 bunkers and the surrounding pines.

Distance	Par	Handicap
510	5	15
498	5	15
485	5	15
441	5	15
436	5	15

After three tense holes (Holes 6, 7 & 8), the course gives players a breather with this straight-ahead, feasible par five, where players with good swings can reach the green or its vicinity in two, leaving them with a good chance to subtract a shot or two from their scorecard. The right side of the fairway from the end of the tee shot to the green is lined with bunkers. The last three of these form the letters AGN, standing for “Architect Greg Norman”.

Distance	Par	Handicap
530	5	4
521	5	4
502	5	4
405	5	4
383	5	4

The beauty of this spectacular par five with a dogleg to the right is exceptional. From the tee on high, players must cross a riverbed and then, depending on the tee shot, get over or around a huge pine tree on their second shot. The approach to the green involves a steep incline that players must bear in mind to avoid getting trapped in one of the many deep bunkers along the way.

Distance	Par	Handicap
168	3	16
159	3	16
149	3	16
133	3	16
126	3	16

Magnificent par three demanding a strong, high tee shot to pass the front bunker defending the narrow green, set slightly higher and in diagonal to the tee.

Distance	Par	Handicap
324	4	8
323	4	8
298	4	8
270	4	8
247	4	8

Course designer Greg Norman’s preferred hole. A demanding uphill par four with a dogleg to the left, where players need to be on their game to avoid the seven bunkers that surround both tee and green. The tee shot must search the fairway taking into account the steep right-left slope, and the second shot has to combine the adequate line and distance to reach the green. Recovering from failure to reach the green is quite a challenge.

Distance	Par	Handicap
203	3	12
186	3	12
171	3	12
146	3	12
136	3	12

This long par three requires a long, accurate tee shot to avoid the bunkers that line the long green. No half-measures here, but veer too far away from the centre line and you will be hard put to save par.

Distance	Par	Handicap
348	4	10
328	4	10
300	4	10
275	4	10
258	4	10

This par four (dogleg left) enters the wooded section of the course. The tee shot requires more accuracy than distance, the main goal being to avoid the bunkers on the right side of the fairway. Once you reach the fairway, the approach shot to the green is tense because of hazards on either side, but with a short iron you should have a good chance to trim down your score.

Distance	Par	Handicap
325	4	18
296	4	18
272	4	18
240	4	18
227	4	18

This par four has one of the course’s toughest opening shots. The forest and bunkers on both sides of the narrow fairway (dogleg right) make it essential to choose your shot and club very carefully. After a successful tee shot, the approach to the high, narrow green that spreads diagonally has to be very accurate despite the short distance.

Distance	Par	Handicap
425	4	6
404	4	6
380	4	6
349	4	6
321	4	6

The tee shot is of the essence on this par four. If you reach the steep downward sloping section of the fairway, the second shot has to be very short. Otherwise the distance will be considerable, and a highly accurate shot will be needed, bearing in mind the array of bunkers and the lake to the right that defend its dual-platform green.

Distance	Par	Handicap
397	4	2
373	4	2
364	4	2
324	4	2
316	4	2

Tough uphill par four where the tee shot once again is key. The bunker on the right of the drive’s descent is one of the most frequented areas of the course as players are forced to avoid the hazard running along the entire left side of the hole. The semi-blind green approach requires a high, well-directed flight to avoid the bunkers at the front and rear of the green, leaving a long putt on its fast surface.

Distance	Par	Handicap
494	5	14
485	5	14
472	5	14
429	5	14
420	5	14

This par five is a hole where orderly play has its reward, but any mistakes, particularly on the left side, can create havoc. The setback of the tees calls for great care on the opening shot, while the second shot presents a wealth of bunkers to the right of a narrowing fairway and a hazard to the left. The narrow, elevated green requires precision to avoid having the ball roll off. Heavy hitters can reach the green in two.