Course B8 Par3, This hole features a spacious green closely flanked by bunkers. Observing wind direction before selecting your club is essential. With an accurate tee shot, the large bunker in front of the green becomes merely a decorative feature.

Course B7 Par4, Don’t be tempted off course on this Par 4. Water, bunkers, and trees await overly ambitious golfers. Aim for the center of the fairway, then approach the green accurately to avoid the greenside bunker hidden along the edge.

Course B6 Par5, This short Par 5 has hazards strategically placed to challenge your birdie opportunities. From the tee, be cautious of the water and fairway bunker on the right. The green is well-protected at the front and left, making the approach on the second shot truly challenging.

Course B5 Par4, Fairway bunkers play a crucial role in scoring, strategically placed on a sloping fairway that runs from right to left toward water. Players must weigh the risk of a long shot, which, if successful, allows for a shorter iron approach. The green has three tiers and high speed on downhill slopes; approaching from below the hole and aiming for a two-putt is a wise choice.

Course B4 par3, This Par3 is the course’s signature hole, features an island green and beautifully aligned tees along the water’s edge. Putting on this green demand patience and skill. A tee shot to the center of the green is a wise choice.

Course B3 par4, This challenging Par 4 requires a straight shot down the center, with a slope on the right and water on the left. A water hazard guards the front of the green, making an eagle difficult. Plan your third shot carefully to place yourself within a confident range, maximizing your chances for a one-putt birdie.

Course B2 Par4, Hitting the tee shot onto the fairway increases your chances of reaching a mostly unprotected green. A riskier tee shot to the left, over the bunker, can make the approach to the green much easier. If the competition is close, this hole promises an exciting finish.

Course B1 Par 5, This hole offers plenty of room from the tee, but avoid straying too far right, as a large water hazard runs alongside up to the green. With a short second shot, plan carefully—don’t be tempted to rush onto the green without strategy. Positioning in front of the green might help you finish the hole smoothly.