Author: Raquel Castillero Maturana

Uphill par four requiring a well-placed tee shot slightly to the left of centre and a good second swing uphill using a mid-iron to a green protected by bunkers along its left edge. It’s advisable to stay to the right in case you miss the green – a good approach from that side can save the par for the hole.

Long par four requiring a powerful drive, taking care not to go off the fairway to the right and land in the hazard that runs the length of the hole. The second shot requires a long iron to reach a broad green with a large bunker to the left and a waste area to the right. Making par is quite a challenge!

A magnificent and difficult par three with a slight downhill slope. A long iron will be needed to reach a huge green, protected to the right by bunkers and to the left by a grove of trees. Make sure your two putts come very close to the flag due to the green’s dimensions.

Par four requiring power and accuracy. The tee shot is flanked by bunkers to right and left, and you need a mid-iron for the second shot to land you in a crosswise green that is protected by an array of bunkers in front and a dense forest behind. But to do so, your approach shot must be high and well-placed for the ball to stay on the green.

One of the course’s hardest par fours. The tee shot is long and downhill, protected by a bunker to the left and thick rough to the right. The approach leads to a slightly upward sloping green flanked by two bunkers to right and left, requiring height and accuracy with a mid- or long iron.