Bellinter Course

A long par three which people struggle to get pin high. The green is very receptive so don’t be afraid to hit one extra club.

A long straight par five. Aim down the left hand side to take the river out of play. For your second make sure and check out the meandering stream across the fairway 128 metres from the green.

It plays as you see it . No hidden problems. On the approach stay left. There is a very deep bunker waiting for you on the right.

A dogleg par five. Hit your drive down the left hand side. A fairway sloping from left to right will bring the ball down to the centre. For your second shot again, aim left. There is a severe slope from left to right on the green.

A short par four. A fairway wood is often a good choice off the tee. It’s quite a narrow fairway. A good fairway wood will bring you well within range with a mid iron.

A par three that people struggle to hit enough club. Avoid the bunkers in front of the green.

The toughest hole on the nine. The big hitters can take on the spinney. Otherwise go right of it. This will leave you with a long approach. The green is also further back than it appears from the fairway. There is a lot of hidden ground between the top of the hill and the green.

A great par three finish. Out of bounds down the left hand side. Be aware of the bunker short and right of the green. If you avoid this, you will be left with a two tiered green.