The Course

This hole could be one of the toughest par 3 holes in the province. The green is slightly elevated and is protected by natural bush and trees to the right and long of the green. The bail out area left of the green may find a player’s tee shot in a well placed bunker. A common golf shot on this hole will be short of the green, which will leave players testing their short game to make par on this hole.

The only par 5 on the golf course, this hole will usually play into the prevailing winds. The left side of the fairway, as you approach the green, is protected by a large water hazard. This could make going for the green in two very challenging for most. The approach shot is a carry-over water. This green is one of the smaller greens on the golf course and is protected on the left side with a green side bunker.

This uphill dogleg left par 4 is a great finishing hole on this 6 hole segment of the golf course. Accuracy and proper placement on your tee sheet is a must. Players will need to favour the right side of the fairway when playing this hole. Golf shots to the left side of the fairway, will bring the natural bush into play and possibly block out a direct approach to the green. When hitting your approach shot into the green, players must guard against over-clubbing as water comes into play on the right and behind the green. The green has many great contours which demand accuracy in your approach. This green has many great possible pin locations; the most difficult will be a back right pin location where the green runs away to the water’s edge.