The Robin Hood Course

Pro tip – This gentle opener requires a tee shot favouring the right side to shorten the hole; beware of the bunker that creates a false front.

Pro tip – Respect this driveable par 4, otherwise it could be a card wrecker early in your round. The green slopes right to left.

Pro tip – A good tee shot is required to reduce this demanding par 4. Two bunkers guard the green, and par is a good score.

Pro tip – Make sure you take enough club on this well-framed par 3 protected by bunkers left and right; par is a good score.

Pro tip – Playing from the fairway is a must, giving you the best chance of hitting this McKenzie design green in regulation.

Pro tip – With your tee shot, avoid the left-hand fairway bunker. Although it may not appear so, your approach to the green plays downhill.

Pro tip – A challenging par three that requires a good tee shot to a well-guarded small green. Par is a good score.

Pro tip – From the tee, beware of the bushes on the left. A strong tee shot will leave a mid/short iron into a green that slopes severely from left to right.

Pro tip – In the signature hole, longer hitters have a chance to drive the green. Shorter hitters lay up and still have an opportunity to make a birdie on this short par 4.

Pro tip – A slight dog leg to the right. Avoid Windmill Hill at all costs. Approach shots play downhill to a small green.

Pro tip – A slight dog leg to the right. Avoid Windmill Hill at all costs. Approach shots play downhill to a small green.

Pro tip – With OB left and trees right, hitting the fairway is a must. Clubbing is crucial to a green that slopes back to front.

Pro tip – Par is a good score here, as anything missing the green will test your short game.

Pro tip – Another must-hit fairway! Tee shots past the large oak make your approach easier. Beware, as the green has many slopes.

Pro tip – On this short par 4, favour the left half. Avoid the greenside bunker and don’t go long; the green is a small target.

Pro tip – This sweeping dogleg to the left requires precision from the tee. Avoid the fairway bunker and take a downhill approach to a green that slopes from front to back.

Pro tip – This long par 3 requires a well-struck tee shot to a long, narrow, well-guarded green. Avoid the bunkers.

Pro tip – A long tee shot will make your approach easier on this tough finishing hole; with water guarding the green, par is a great score.