Your tee shot carries across a channel which separates the men and ladies tee complex from the fairway. Near the first landing area on the right side are the sand bunkers. As you make it to your next landing area, you’ll encounter a grassy swale, which separates the green approach from the F.W. The green is narrow but deep and has a large sand bunker to the left with grassy hollows to the back and right side. #1 tee starts at the clubhouse.

Possibly the most difficult hole on the course. The men’s tee shot carries across a sandy channel. The ladies’ is just past it to the right. The first landing area puts you between two sand bunkers to the right and the third to the left. If this is not enough, a dogleg left awaits you, as well as a rocky channel, which separates the fairway. Your second shot outs you in position for the green but to the left is a monster sand bunker with boulder outcroppings. The green has two bunkers on its left, and also has one on the back right.

Plenty of tee area makes this par 3 very “golfer friendly.” The fairway is wide and at a slight incline. One large sand bunker is in front and two the right of the green. Smaller bunkers are to the left with grassy hollows in the back.

Men’s tee shot carries across a deep, rocky channel while the ladies’ lies across and to the left. The 1st landing area puts you near large bunkers to the left with the fairway splitting into two levels. A slight dogleg right takes you to your second shot. The green is elevated with a huge grassy swale surrounding the back and left side. A lake runs along the right side of the hole.

A challenging hole from the beginning as the first shot puts you in a “Bottleneck” – A large sand bunker lies directly to the left and narrows the fairway considerably. After this, there are several grassy low areas on both sides and your second shot will be easier with a wider landing area. To the left of the green are two large grassy hollows and to right are two sand bunkers. The green has plenty of movement and is of a good size. A lake and a series of pools run the length of the hole.

This hole plays up hill all the way with a huge, deep sand bunker to the right side of the fairway. The green is long with two bunkers to the left, as well as a long, deep grassy swale and the right side has grassy hollows. The same lake for #5 is shared by #6.

A very long par 4 with several challenges. Men’s tee shot carries over a rocky channel, with the ladies’ tee being over and to the right. The fairway is narrow at the first landing area but quickly widens out. A rocky channel runs the entire right side and half way down on the left, a sandy channel starts. The second shot sets you up for the green, with grassy swale on both sides. The green is spectacular with a “False front” and 3 meters of elevation change. Grassy hollows surround the green.

Another candidate for “the most difficult hole” award. The pro and members tee are on one side of a deep, rocky channel and the men’s and ladies’ lie ahead slightly to the right. There is a sharp dogleg to the left just ahead of the first landing area, with a channel dividing the fairway. Your second shot carries this channel width and small lakes to the right hand side of the hole. A tree partially blocks your approach to the green and just before lift a sand bunker to the left side of the fairway. The green has a sand bunker to the back right, with a grassy swale to the back left. There are two lakes that border the left side of the hole and a channel. A refreshment centre is located at the pro tee area.

The halfway mark gives no rest. The men’s tee shot is across a rocky channel, while the ladies’ lies ahead and to the left. The first landing area is near a grassy swale, which crosses the fairway and to the left stands a bamboo thicket with a sand bunker to the right. The hole fairway by a channel. The green is the largest on the course with sand bunkers to the back right. Directly behind #18 green is the putting green and clubhouse area.

A very wide and fast playing hole with your first shot taking you up to 3 sand bunkers to the left side of the fairway and a grassy swale a little ways ahead. Bamboo thickets run along the left side. The second shot to the green is over a fast moving channel and on to the approach, the green has plenty of elevation change and is wide with a fast slope on the left side. There is a sand bunker to the left front and one to the right. The green is surrounded by many beautiful hardwood trees.

The first landing area puts you between grassy hollows on the right hand side and mounds on the left. A slight dogleg right takes you to the second shot, with large trees that runs midway along the left of the fairway. There’s a lake that runs along the right hand side. The green is wide in front with a narrow back. Two sand bunkers on both sides as well as grassy hollows in back make this a very formidable green.

Truly a beautiful hole with all tees elevated. The hole is a straight shot with a channel dividing the fairway. On the second half of the fairway just across the channel lie 3 pot bunkers and beyond is a valley shaped fairway. The green is large with a sand bunkers to the right and a large grassy hollow in the back.

With a shot across the lake possible from all but 3 of the 6 tees, this hole gives any golfer a challenge. The lake is bordered by a rock wall that runs from the tee area, all the way down the right hand side of the fairway past the green. The green has two levels and is full of movement. There is one sand bunker to the left. There is a refreshment center located behind the pro tee.

The tees step down on this hole and are bordered on the left by a deep channel and lake and by a rocky channel on the right. Your first shot takes you up to a very wide landing area, your second shot sets you up between one large sand bunker to the right and another one to the left slightly ahead. The approach to the green is narrow with a short, wide putting surface. To the left of the green are two sand bunkers and to the right, slightly in front are two more. A channel runs down both sides of the hole with a small klong behind the green.

The shot from the pro and members tee, which is separated from the mens and ladies’ by a channel is entirely across water. The same holds tee for the men and ladies. A large lake is carried by your first shot. A series of 4 large sand bunkers along the left side of the fairway near the first landing area, and another large lake on the right side of the hole, really makes you work. As you take your second shot with a slight turn to the right, the green approach hits you. And with sand bunkers on each side it’s really tough. The green is of good size with gracious movement.

This is the par 3 hole which doesn’t have too many obstacles. The left side has a lake and a series of pools run the length of the hole. One large sand bunker is behind the green.

A very difficult hole from the first shot, which takes you past one large sand bunker on the right up to another huge one on the left side of the fairway. This leads to a “blind” second shot to the green and a sharp dogleg right with a palm tree as your guide. The second shot also carries you over a shallow channel which runs through the hole. The green is full of elevation change and movement, there are two sand bunkers to the left and a grassy hollow in the back.

A beautiful finishing hole with a large lake that runs the entire length of the hole and a grand view of the clubhouse from the tee area. The first landing area is between 3 sand bunkers and a second on lower level fairway. The more direct path is over the water, but this holds more danger, a dogleg right is the second shot to the green which has all kinds of movement, a series of 3 sand bunkers are along the left side, with two grass hollows to the right. A rock wall surrounds the green along the lake on the right side also.