Holes 1 & 10

Fairway slopes right to left, with the green sloping front to back left.  Multiple bunkers on the fairway and surrounding the green will be hazards for both long and shorter hitters.  A large Moreton Bay Fig blocks the right side of the green.

A wide fairway with a strong slope to the right.  Your drive must avoid both water and sand hazards on the right.  A short iron from the tilted lie is over a dammed creek and bunkers to the smallest green on the Course.

Holes 3 & 12

A down hill fairway with prevailing winds.  Out of Bounds is to the left.   Pot bunkers mid way down the fairway can cost shots.  The green is long and narrow with the added challenge of a water hazard on the right.  Hole 3 is a Par 5, while Hole 12 is a difficult Par 4.

An accurate tee shot is required to avoid tall trees along the fairway.  Dogleg left causes alignment problems for a green attempt.  Two water hazards to avoid and the green sloping from front to back is well bunkered.

A steep climb along 100m of fairway leads to fairly flat terrain.  The Green looks simple enough.  The mens 14th Tee is angled, making the fairway a more difficult target.

The fairway doglegs left over a blind descent.  Lay up your 200m drive before the steep descent overlooking the large green.  Watch for water hazard near left of green.

The only hole without bunkers but mounds short of green give it some protection.  Somewhat intimidating to new golfers as the Tee shot is over water.

Generous tree lined fairway is slightly up hill, dog legged to the right, with bunkering as the green is approached.   Pin placement can cause challenges on the courses largest green.

Difficult bunkering at edge of the green, which slopes substantially from right to left. This final hole can often damage an otherwise good score card.