A first hole, with a wide fairway and a well-protected green that you will tackle more easily with a drive placed on the left of the fairway.
342 m.
342 m.
322 m.
296 m.
267 m.
N°1 – PAR 4

An iron stroke to place on this green between a bunker on the left and trees on the right. A few slopes to be well negociated on a green difficult to read.

168 m.
145 m.
145 m.
131 m.
267 m.
N°2 – PAR 3

The principle of the layout highlighted: obstacles on one side and an option for security on the other side.
A hole to play on its left part, from the departure to the green.          
504 m.
504 m.
478 m.
436 m.
411 m.
N°3 – PAR 5

Two bunkers on the left protect the green whereas the mounds on the right could sometimes bring back the ball.

387 m.
369 m.
335 m.
317 m.
317 m.
N°4 – PAR 4

An extremely long hole. You have to lean on the left of the fairway in order to avoid both main dangers: first of all the wide sandbank, then, the bunker before the green.
413 m.
385 m.
385 m.
313 m.
313 m.
N°5 – PAR 4

A water feature protects the most part of the green on the left. A few will take the option of aiming at the flag whereas  the wisest will playthe right part of the green.
179 m.
179 m.
150 m.
126 m.
109 m.
N°6 – PAR 3

It is dangeroux to tackle this dogleg from the right. The drive should be placed in the middle of the fairway to tackle the green where a bunker expects the too long balls.
368 m.
344 m.
316 m.
316 m.
285 m.
N°7 – PAR 4

For the second stroke, you have to choose: either you play short before the obstacle and you end up at 135             meters from the green or you strike a wood to ease your approach.
484 m.
472 m.
447 m.
402 m.
366 m.
N°8 – PAR 5

A drive placed on the left part of the fairway shortens the hole, but it forces you a precise second stroke to get over the water obstacle in front of the green.
379 m.
379 m.
342 m.
303 m.
256 m.
N°9 – PAR 4