Avoid the road on the right, but also be mindful of the bunkers to your left.
Uphill all the way, you’ll need a long iron to get home. 
A tough hole to begin with.​

A dog leg right par 4.
Although the hole is not long, position off the tee is paramount.

Par 4’s don’t come any longer than this hole.
A long dog leg left which is nearly impossible to reach in two against a prevailing wind.
The right hand side is preferable off the tee as it gives you a clear shot at the green for your second shot. Aim your second shot at the right hand side of the green as the land slopes back

A straight fairway, but the small green is guarded by bunkers on either side.
Plan your assault carefully.
An extremely testing par 4. A long and accurate tee shot is required to have any chance of making the green in two. Laying up short of the green for your second shot maybe the best option.

Now that you’ve caught your breath after playing the first four testing holes.
You can relax a little with a short par three. Aim for the centre of the green. Missing the green to the right hand side is the safer option, as the creek bends around the left hand side of the green.

A very difficult par 3 off the back plates. Walk away with a par and be happy! You are better off being short of the putting surface than being in one of the greenside pot bunkers.

A very short uphill par 4.
However the fairway is very narrow and difficult to hit. A long Iron off the tee, could be the way to go. Take your choice laying up with a long iron, leaving yourself with a mid iron second, or risk the driver to a very narrow fairway leaving a short iron second shot.

A good drive down the rolling hills sets up a possible birdie (3)…. If you are good enough. Avoid the right hand side of the fairway as the ball can run into the Melaleuca Trees hugging the edge of the fairway.

Best approach to the green is from a tee shot placed to the left side of the fairway. Avoid the fairway bunkers and far left side trees and out of bounds (roadside).

Stick to the fairway preferably left side and play percentage golf. Almost no rewards for taking risks.

Don’t hook it! You can bail out on the right hand side of the green.

A drive down the right hand side of the fairway is preferable, opening up a good opportunity to get home in two. Avoid the lake to the right hand side of green and the two pot bunkers that guard the left side of this big undulating green.

Though a very short par 3, this hole can be very deceptive with trouble surrounding the front and sides of the green. Be long, if anything.

A short par 4, however your drive must be directed to the left hand side of the fairway. This gives you a clear second shot and avoids the huge Gum Tree in the centre of the fairway. Watch for the blind sand trap that hugs the front of the green.

Four sand traps surround this very short par 3. Don’t over shoot the green as a par would be most difficult.

A gentle draw shot is required off the tee, but at all costs avoid the Melaluca trees on the left of the fairway. A raised green and deep bunkers make for a tough second shot. Hitting over the green to the right could see your ball in the lake.

A tough uphill finish. Best to use one club more on your uphill second shot. Blind bunkers surround the right side of the green.