Par 4 dogleg right Stay left off the tee to have a better visual round the corner on the second shot. Aim the second shot past the corner of the valley before the green to have an easier approach to the green. For the longer hitters first shot to reach the corner (about 200 yards) to have a visual of the green, second shot aim to hit at the right side of the green.

Par 3 Downhill look to land the ball on the green, as it will have a better chance of staying on. In the summer it's possible to land short and roll it on, but it will be harder to get the ball to stop on the green. if landing the ball short aim for the front left corner of the green.

Par 3 Flat Aim for the left side of the green, easier chip on if missing the green on the left side

Par 4 uphill Aim for the hump at the top of the hill, the slop will bring the ball back towards the middle of the fairway. For the longer hitters aim for the right side of the fairway as it will give a better angle into the green.

Par 4 downhill then uphill First shot, hit a club that will get you to the bottom of the hill staying short of the hill before the green. second shot club up to get to the top of the hill. the second shot will be a little easier if you don't get too close to the hill.

Par 4 flat then uphill Aim for the trees between the 6th and 8th holes, it's a shared fairway so there is a lot of space. Second shot aim for the left side of the green and club up as it's uphill.

Par 3 downhill Aim for the centre part of the green, even when the flag is at the back of the green. It's a very hard up and down if you go long. Beware of the right-to-left wind when it's blowing, as you don't feel it when on the Tee.

Par 5 flat then up hill try to reach the bottom of the hill with your first shot, the 6th Tee box is a good aiming spot. Right is the safe side. From there hit a shot that will get you at the top of the hill, that will leave around 100 yards to the green. The longer players can try and go for the green but be careful of the OB down the left side of the hole, the green is further to the right than the direction of the slope ( ideally need to hit a fade).

A well-placed tee shot over the slope onto a level fairway, approach shot to a green guarded by two green side bunkers

Par 4 dogleg right Stay left off the tee to have a better visual round the corner on the second shot. Aim the second shot past the corner of the valley before the green to have an easier approach to the green. For the longer hitters first shot to reach the corner (about 200 yards) to have a visual of the green, second shot aim to hit at the right side of the green.

Par 3 Downhill look to land the ball on the green, as it will have a better chance of staying on. In the summer it's possible to land short and roll it on, but it will be harder to get the ball to stop on the green. if landing the ball short aim for the front left corner of the green.

Par 3 Flat Aim for the left side of the green, easier chip on if missing the green on the left side

A Tough blind tee shot, aim for the red/white post a gentle fade is ideal

Par 4 downhill then uphill First shot, hit a club that will get you to the bottom of the hill staying short of the hill before the green. second shot club up to get to the top of the hill. the second shot will be a little easier if you don't get too close to the hill.

Par 4 flat then uphill Aim for the trees between the 6th and 8th holes, it's a shared fairway so there is a lot of space. Second shot aim for the left side of the green and club up as it's uphill.

Par 3 downhill Aim for the centre part of the green, even when the flag is at the back of the green. It's a very hard up and down if you go long. Beware of the right-to-left wind when it's blowing, as you don't feel it when on the Tee.

Par 5 flat then up hill A slight Fade off this Tee would be ideal, try to reach the bottom of the hill with your first shot, the 6th Tee box is a good aiming spot. Right is the safe side. From there hit a shot that will get you at the top of the hill, that will leave around 100 yards to the green. The longer players can try and go for the green but be careful of the OB down the left side of the hole, the green is further to the right than the direction of the slope ( ideally need to hit a fade).

Par 4 uphill then flat Aim for the right to middle of the fairway, a gentle draw would be best, for the longer hitters. Anything not carrying the valley should aim for centre / left of the 3 trees