The Signature Course

Left fairway bunker guards the landing area. Bunker short left of green. Accurate approach needed to a well-protected green.

A risk/reward hole with a small undulated green. Water hazards come into play. Decide whether to lay up or attack.

Water left of the green with an island green option for those going for it in two. Blind tee shot adds to the challenge.

Long waste bunker runs down the left side. A centre bunker splits the fairway. Tricky pin locations make club selection critical.

Large bunker short right. A generous green with run-off collection area gives you room to miss.

Water right side and crossing the fairway. One of the most difficult holes on the course with a demanding green complex. Stroke index 2.

Blind tee shot over teff grass. The fairway slopes left-to-right demanding a well-placed drive. The longest par 4 on the course.

Creek runs left with the clubhouse as a backdrop. Undulating green with a bunker back right. A beautiful finishing hole for the front nine.

Waste bunker left off the tee. A narrow green requires a full approach shot. Solid start needed for the back nine.

Bunkers left of the fairway. Bunkers short of the green cleverly feed the ball toward the hole. An eagle is there for the taking.

A visual masterpiece with a large waste bunker. The narrow middle of the green is the target. One of the most photographed holes.

Waste bunker stretches from tee-to-green down the right. A generous fairway but an elevated green demands precision.

Small bunker in the landing area. Birdie is achievable for those choosing the aggressive line over the percentage play.

Narrow, undulating green. A mid iron is all that's needed. The easiest hole on the course — take your birdie opportunity.

Long water carry off the tee with water running left. Pot bunkers protect the approach. Green guarded short and left.

Deceptively short. Drivable for long hitters but a narrow green with a bunker short left punishes the aggressive play.

Stroke index 1. Water left, fairway slopes right-to-left. A demanding finishing hole that will test your nerve.