 1
Duff |
A
nice hole to start with, reasonably short, straight
and
slightly downhill. Try to keep your drive to the left
as the approach
shot to the green is easier. |
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2 Leys |
If
you have been smart enough to view this hole from
the
clubhouse then you will find the second shot to
the hidden green
easy, if not then, be careful. |
|
3
Quarry |
A
deceiving short hole that requires an accurate
tee
shot or else you're in trouble |
|
4 Braes |
A
shortish par five with out of bounds over the
cliffs
on the left and a ditch which can catch your drive.
Play short
of ditch and up the right and you are in with
a chance of a birdie. |
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5 Plateau |
An
elevated green which is protected by bunkers.Play
your drive and you will open up the green nicely. |
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6 Hillock |
One
of the toughest on the course so don't make
it harder by trying to clear the ditch in two, it seldom
works
so play short and try for a pitch and putt |
|
7 Fife |
A
tricky par 3 with a very unforgiving green which
slopes
right to left. A good tip is play an uphill putt.
|
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8 Langshank |
Longest
hole on the course but if you keep your
ball on the fairway the par is there for the taking. |
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9 Gamrie |
Cutting
the corner of this dog leg is for the big hitters
only, play up the middle and you will still have an
easy shot
to the green. |
