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HOLE 7, 265 metres, par 4 Short dogleg left, where better players can actually reach the green from the tee as it plays about 240 metres from tee to green going the direct route. With out of bounds left and a water hazard on the right, the safer play is to take a mid-iron from the tee, leaving a wedge into the green. The putting surface is quite undulating, but this is a definite birdie chance.
HOLE 8, 343 metres, par 4 Good par 4. Don’ t flirt with the water hazard right and aim straight down the middle with driver, 3 wood or hybrid. Having avoided the lone fairway bunker you will be hitting into an elevated, undulating green. There is a pot bunker back left and another deep bunker front right and anything long or left spells trouble.
HOLE 9, 369 metres, par 4 Bit of a tricky hole. The fairway bunker on the right needs to be avoided if you hope to reach the green in two, so for average players it is best to lay up about 180 metres off the tee. The two-tiered green slopes from right to left and is protected by a bunker on the front left.
HOLE 10, 405 metres, par 4 Longish par 4. With fairway bunkers right and left you need to be pretty straight off the tee, leaving anything from a hybrid to a long iron into the green. There is a bunker on the right of the green, so better to aim left.
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