Course Guide
Hole 5
Hole 5. Par 4. 376 metres.
Hole 7. Par 3. 143 metres.
A difficult par 4 where the best play is a well-placed drive,
short of the fairway bunkers. Being left of centre with your
tee-shot provides the ideal approach to this fairly shallow
green. Your second shot requires a precise long iron,
hybrid or fairway wood keeping in mind the bunkers guard
the front of the green and Manly Lagoon is immediately
through the green.
The second of the par 3’s is relatively short but its unique
feature of having no bunkers’ combined with a tricky green
makes this one of the toughest holes on the course. Any
shot that missed the green on either side will challenge
even the best short game players.
Hole 8. Par 4. 351 metres.
Hole 6. Par 4. 388 metres.
One of the more challenging tee-shots in a left to right
breeze. Finding the trees on the right is easy enough and
not a good result – left of centre is your best line. Your
second shot is a mid to long iron, or fairway wood. Avoid
being overly long or left where there’s more water – your
best option is short of the green, running on.
Hole 6
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From this picturesque tee-box, the ideal drive is left of
centre avoiding the long water hazard running parallel to
the fairway on the right, and the fairway bunkers located
in the centre. The golden rule with your approach shot
is to ensure you take enough club to carry the water
hazard as this green slopes from back to front and any
shot short will finish in the water.