Play the first shot to the right side of the fairway to have better view of the green, which is really small and a challenge for players to hit a perfect second shot.

This hole is often affected by the wind. It is recommended that you hit your drive in front of the second fairway bunker. The second shot must be safe on the right side of the fairway to avoid the water on the left and to have a better view of the green. The green is small with a various slopes to read.

Different strategies are possible in this hole. It is suitable to hit a shot before the bunker on the left side, but for long-hitters it is possible to get over the bunker on the right, which is 245 metres to carry. The green has a strong slope, and it is recommended to not miss on the right side of the green.

The hazard is on the right side of this par 3, so it is better to favour the left side. If you miss the green left, there is an apron allowing an easier recovery shot.

An uphill hole, where you need a good driver on the right side of the fairway to have a better view of the green. The green has a strong slope to the left so you want to aim to the right half of the green.

Aim at the bunker in the centre of the fairway at 276 metres to then try and hit the green with your second shot. It is better to stay on the right side of the fairway for the second shot to avoid the water hazard on the left.

With this hole, it is really important to choose the correct iron for the pin position to find the right level on the green.

An inviting hole to start the course, where it is best to hit the tee shot short of the bunker on the right to have a 7 Iron to the green. If you hit a driver, you need to pass the left bunker at 242 metres to have a sand wedge to the green.