Sharp dogleg right, You’ll run out of fairway unless your tee shot is a fade or hit over the right side bunkers. Lots of trouble to the right of trees. A three wood is probably the right choice on the tee.

A narrow fairway that gets tighter the longer the tee shot. Keep the ball left on the drive. Lots of room if you miss the green, but watch out for the crevice short right.

Length of this hole is deceiving. Take out an extra club if you’re undecided. Avoid the Balinese walls to the right at all cost.

Hit it long and hit it straight. Tee shot must be at least to the crest of the hill to have a view of the green which is down at the bottom of the draw. Careful on the second shot that you keep your head down.

Club selection is all important here..don’t let the view distract you. Any shots hit right are dead..bailout is all left. Golfers hitting to the wrong side of this green are in for a surprise.

Length is important. Fairway funnels most shots to the middle, so let it rip. Second shot should be kept left, otherwise the approach is an extreme challenge. Right side of green falls away at rear, so bear that in mind if approaching from the right.

The most challenging hole on the front nine. Length off  the tee is important because the green is 3 tiered and, again, tends to fall away. Consider a bump and run from the right front of the green instead of going for the pin with a middle to long iron.

Deceptive hole which looks a lot harder than it really is. Only the extreme long hitter can reach the water off the tee. Ideal tee shot is to the left of the fairway. Club selection and execution is paramount for the green approach. Land it softly, as the green is surrounded by water.