By Cedric Brummer, Golf Professional

Playing Hole No.1:
It’s a though opening hole and a slight dogleg to the right with a bunker strategically placed in the landing area. The way to play the hole is to take a 3 wood of the tee keep it well left of the bunker to give you an open shot to the green. You will have about 150 yards left to a green guarded by bunkers on both left and right side.

Playing Hole No.2:
This is a great par 3 make sure you take enough club to carry the water it’s a big green guarded by a massive bunker as you enter the green from the front. My suggestion is take one more club than what you think.

Playing Hole No.3:
This is a nice driving hole. For the better player your line would be straight over the right bunker that you see from the tee. The ball will take a kick forward and you will be very close to the green with a little flick wedge.

Playing Hole No. 4:
This hole has water running all along the left side so better keep the ball to the right but avoid the ruby grass on the right otherwise this hole might get long. When approaching the green make sure you hit it on the right level as this green has a huge slope. 

Playing Hole No. 5:
This is a very nice thinking hole hit a 4 iron and you have 120yards left or take the risk and hit driver over the river running about 50 yard short of the green. A real risk and reward hole with a green well guarded.

Playing Hole No. 6:
Not a very long par 3 but a though one. Make sure you take the right club to get it over the water to a big green. Rather be long and dry than short and wet.

Playing Hole No. 7:
This is a monster par 4 from the back tee. It’s vital to hit a good drive . On you approach takes one more club as the green is slightly

Playing Hole No. 8:
A beautiful par 5 for the long hitter you can reach it in 2 but with the prevailing wind from the lake makes it more difficult a small green with a narrow entrance makes it more difficult. A good drive is important to make par on this hole then a good approach to a nice landing area followed by a pin point shot to a small green.

Playing Hole No. 9:
One of the best finishing holes in Golf. For the big hitter a driver might be too long. A 3 wood of the tee will leave you with a pitching wedge to an island green and well guarded with bunkers. So make sure you chose the right club so your ball stays dry.