Relatively easy par 4 to start front nine. Tall bunker on the right defines the edge of the fairway. Playing the drive aim at the bunker and play draw.

Par 4, slight dogleg left stretches player groups to avoid delays on upcoming holes. Driving the ball watch the fairway bunker on your left. Aim the right fairway edge and play draw.

Long Par 4. First shot must be perfect to reach the green in two. Drive outside the fairway practically eliminates the chance for good score on this hole.

Deceivably easy looking Par 3. Club selection on this hole depends on the wind direction and speed. It is better to miss the green to the right, then to put your ball out of bounds on the left. Predominantly facing qinds will push your left shot out.

Good drive that will reach the slope can give you additional yardage rolling down. On this relatively easy par 5 you will have a chance to improve your score after damages on last two holes. There are three parallel ridges on the green so make sure to know current location of the pin.

Playing drive aim bunker located on the left edge of the fairway and play fade. The only safe approach shot needs to be placed in the middle of the green regardless of pin location. Greedy shut to any side of the green can roll off to the fringe leaving you with difficult chip.

The shortest par 3 deceives you with its easy look. The chain of mounds around the green wil catch your imprecise shot. Beware of two deep Scottish stile bunkers in front of the green.

The most demanding Par 5 on the course. It is difficult to recover from any mistake. Water hazard on the left, out of bounds on the right. Lofty green will accept only precise shut. Try to place your lay-up as much to the left as possible. From there you will have much better look to the green.

Sharp dogleg left. View from the tee lures you to cut the corner. In contrary you have to play your drive along the trees, from there you will have 100-130 meters approach shot. Selecting the club, be aware of out of bounds right behind the green.

Relatively easy par 4 to start back nine. Tall bunker on the right defines the edge of the fairway. Playing the drive aim at the bunker and play draw.

Make sure you do not put your drive into the pond. Play short to water hazard – 185 meters from yellow tee. From here you will probably have to lay up. Elevated green is well bunkered.

The most demanding par 3. Green located on peninsula is surrounded by water. Large part of the green slopes slightly towards the water. Consider yourself lucky leaving this hole without damage.

Long dogleg left with wide fairway. Playing drive aim trees on your left and play draw. If you put your drive in the trees make sure to play provisional ball.

One of the most picturesque holes. Short par 4 winds between small mounds. Good drive will put you close to the green. Long hitters can try to reach home in one. Leaving the green you will see the remnants of “real” bunker – part of Moflin fortification from Napoleon Era.

Driving in the fairway is a must to hope for good score. Better use your woods or hybrid to reach the fairway. On this sloping down fairway your ball will roll down far enough to have comfortable look at the green. From here you will have water hazard in front of the green. If you miss long the green will slope down to the water for your up and down.

The longest par 3. Angulated green makes 3 put the rule, unless you placeyour firs shot close to the flag.

The longest par 5, dogleg right. The model drive is a fade aimed to the trees. On your next shot watch the large bunker on the right.

Probably the toughest hole on the course. It is truly finishing hole that can change a player’s fortune. Difficult green will hold only perfect shot. Calculating your approach it is better to miss the green towars the bunker. From here you will have easier uphill shot giving you a chance to make up and down.