The hole runs slightly downhill (an approximately 21 metre drop off). The side bunker on the drive landing needs to be noted. The green, protected by two hazards and rather tall trees, slopes slightly and inconsistently to the right.

A par 4 gradually rising. Two trees in the middle of the fairway make the approach to the green quite difficult. The green itself is very large, protected by two bunkers, one to the front on the right and the other behind to the left. A delicate approach is needed to the green.

A par 3 with quite a noticeable downhill run. The ball won’t roll to the green though if the shot is slightly short. Difficulty: two bunkers protect the green, the red poles behind and to the right of it. The green, almost completely flat and with the hole in the middle, rewards decisive shots.

A long, flat par 4 with two bunkers on the landing of the first shot. The green is protected both right and left by bunkers.

There is a wood to the left of the fairway and a hazard on the right to the drive landing. The green rises and is protected by bunkers.

The fairway initially runs downhill and narrows between the trees. The hole rises significantly and makes the shot to the green very difficult.

The hole is downhill with a green that has difficult slopes and is protected by bunkers.

A par 5 starting from above the green which is protected by a bunker and depressions on the left.

The fairway for this hole runs smoothly and gradually uphill. Difficulty: the rough, bushes and trees to the left run along the entire fairway; there is a bunker to the left of the green and rough right behind it. The green has slight slopes.

Quite a wide fairway which runs slightly downhill.
There’s a partial dog-leg to the left on the first shot, out on the left and a long row of tall, thick trees to the right. The large, visible green is protected by a water hazard to the front which crosses the fairway and a bunker on the left.

The narrow passage between the tee and the fairway with a frontal water hazard creates difficulties, more than anything else, at the psychological level. The green is protected by a bunker on both sides, slightly raised from the fairway but without significant slopes.

A par 3 with two bunkers protecting the green which has some slight slopes.

A short par 5 excellently protected at every shot. The fairway is narrow between a bunker and a pond. Two strips of water defend the green.

Slight dog-leg to the right. A huge oak in the middle of the fairway impedes the shot to the green. The green is raised and defended by two bunkers.

Teeing off above the green on a narrow fairway between trees. The green is protected by a natural pond and trees on the right side.

The first 280 metres are flat but then the hole rises with trees on the right and left, before widening out in the last 50 metres and reaching a large green with many slopes.

The hole looks down along the fairway. A few trees affect the first shot whilst the green is protected by three bunkers.

A long par 4 with wide fairway that runs uphill. The large green has many slopes and is protected by 3 bunkers.