The signature par 3 sixteenth hole offers a green encased by a myriad of gaping bunkers, while the short par 4 ninth hole looks deceptively easy, until you realise you are forced to hit into the small island green.

The par 5 seventeenth hole,perhaps the most challenging, requires three long yet precise shots into a large green. The fifteenth might make you think that you are playing in the Rockies, as you watch you think that you are playing in the Rockies, as you watch your shot soar to the green, set against the back drop of the magnificent mountains.

Local Rule:

Free Lift
A bll coming to rest in or on any of the following areas may be lifted and dropped within one club length of its original, but no nearer the hole without penalty:
a) From all concrete drains, sprinkler heads and control boxes.
b) From trees marked with orange paint, or under two club lengths.
c) From roadway, pathways and flower beds.
d) From tee box signs and yardage markers.
e) From a plugged ball through the geen except in a hazard.

Immovable Obsructions (Rule 24-2)
A player may obtain relief from interference from theobstruction, the drip within one club length no nearer the following cases:
a) Rain shelters and halfway huts.
b) Tee sign, distance marker and rubbish bins.
c) Hazard stakes, except when the ball lies within the hazard.