Cluide Course

Tight driving hole demands accuracy off the tee. Favour the right of fairway for a clear second to the green. The mature oak 80 metres out leaves a tough approach.

From the tee aim down the right hand side of the fairway. This opens up the gap for your approach to the green. For the longer hitters it gets very tight down the left the further you go. You will also eventually be blocked off by the trees making hitting the green far more difficult.

A short par four. The biggest problem golfers have here is alignment. The tee box is aiming directly into the river so be aware of this and make the necessary adjustments.

There is a lot more green to the left hand side than you can see from the tee. There are also two bunkers, one each side of the centre of the green. You do not have full view of the bunkers from the tee. Over the back of the green is a no go area.

Tee shot is self-explanatory. The bigger hitters among you can blast your drive over the trees on the right and on this line can get very close to the green.

The drive is through or between the gap. The bigger hitters may get through the gap and gain another twenty yards. Approach shots should be at the left hand side of the green due to the green’s slope but be aware of the bunkers on the right.

Appears as a straightforward par three but beware of a difficult sloping green.

The tee shot is as you see it straight through the gap. The bigger hitters from the front tee can carry the ferns on the right hand side of the gap. This makes getting home in two very possible. If you come up short of the gap the best line is to the right of the big tree in the centre of the fairway.