Position from the tee here is vital. Many will prefer to lay-up short of the water hazard using a 5 wood or 3 iron, which should be enough to put your ball in play on the left side of the fairway setting up your approach to the green. A well bunkered green that slopes both left to right and back to front. The safe shot is to the front of the green as Out of Bounds awaits the miss-hit shot right and long.

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A very tricky Par 3 that is all about club selection and accuracy. Over the back or left of this small green make a bogey almost certain. A good tee shot will have plenty of height to hold this green on which even the shortest of putts are miss-able.

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A long Par 4 that has a very demanding tee shot to stay clear of a dense copse of trees left of the fairway and Out of Bounds on the right followed by a second shot that needs to avoid a greenside bunker front right of the green with Out of Bounds over the back.

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