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certainly
punish any wayward shots. The front
nine are particularly tough, with
two par 3’s over 200 metres
and some daunting par 4’s
which will demand accurate driving
between lakes and bunkers, requiring
long irons or fairway woods to the
green. The back nine, although shorter,
has a number of intriguing dog-leg
holes. Special attention should
be given to both the 11th and 12th
holes, which demand precise club
selection to greens across water.
The large waste area on 14 will
provide “food for thought”
for most players, and is followed
by the par 4, 15th, which fully
justifies its stroke 1 rating. The
new stream bordering the 16th Green
feeds a newly constructed lake protecting
the front of the green, which will
require 100% concentration from
all golfers. The par 5 18th, with
water on both sides of the fairway
and a ravine just short of a well-protected
green, will prove to be a particularly
stern finish. |