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A difficult hole over a valley. It is long and the front and left half of the green face the valley, so an accurate shot with a fairway wood is required. There is an escape route on the right side of the green.

A par 5 hole that is possible to get on in two. It is a straight hole with a pond on the left and the green is swung to the right at the end. The shot to the green is over the pond and the front of the green faces a hazard, so an accurate carry is required. The fairway is narrow and both the fairway and the green slope from left to right. As you get closer to the green, the width of the hole narrows, so you will be tense when making your second shot.

This is a straight hole with a slight downhill tee shot over a valley. The fairway slopes sharply to the left, so the tee shot should be aimed at the right edge of the fairway. Unless you're fading the ball, even if you hit it in the center of the fairway, it may roll down to the next hole. Because it's a tight hole, the tee shot is a bit of a pressure shot, but if you can get it right, it's a hole where you can aim for a birdie.

A short par 4 hole with a downhill shot that allows you to hit the green in one go. An accurate 240 yard tee shot will get you to the green. Hazards on either side of the hole force you to decide whether to chip in with an iron or go for a first go with a driver or 3 wood. In tournament play, this hole becomes a par 3, making the course a par 71.

The tee shot is a slightly downhill, almost straight hole. The fairway is tight, guarded by a valley on the left and a tree on the right, and there is also a valley 250 yards away on the fairway, so a driver cannot be used and an accurate shot with a 3-wood is required. The second shot is over a valley that cuts into the front of the green, so accuracy is required everywhere.

A difficult hole. It starts with a straight uphill shot, and there is a valley from 200 to 150 yards to the green. Once you get over the valley, the fairway turns almost at a right angle to the right. When the wind is blowing against you, you need both distance and direction for your second shot to aim for a route over the valley.