Relatively easy Par 3 with bunkers before and after the green. High shot that bites can ensure ball finds the pin for a par or better score on a relatively flat green.

A difficult hole with water and sand encroaching into the fairway from the right while OB and tall trees dominate the right. A fairly long hole which requires a fairway wood or a long iron shot to the green which has to skirt the bunkers sprinkled around. The undulating green adds to the difficulty.

The slight dog leg has trees squeezing the fairway at the landing area. While the approach shot heads downhill, the green slopes upward from the fringe. Extra caution needed in reading the putting line.

The most picturesque hole on the course carries an index one tag. Water and beach on the right has to be avoided while the fence on the left marks OB. A fairly large landing area but the position of the ball would dictate the approach shot. The uphill shot can be distracting with the two tiered pond and water gushing down stone slab steps. The contoured green is on a plateau and is important to be close to the pin for a low score.

The dogleg left hole has a wide fairway with a huge bunker and trees on the left to pose problems for the approach shot. Preferably the tee shot should head right from where a middle or short iron shot to a green guarded by bunkers.  Tricky putting surface needs close scrutiny.

A scenic hole with mountain ranges and trees on the horizon. Bunkers all around calls for a high and accurate shot that bites. The sloping green needs careful study of the breaks.

The dogleg left hole has a pond encroaching from the left. Big hitters may be tempted to cross it for a pitch to the green while others should contend with keeping the ball to the right. The approach shot has to deal with water close to the green on the left and the bunker on the right.

The longest hole on the course is also the second most difficult hole with a narrow landing area squeezed by OB on the right and a ravine on the left. Safe play with a fairway wood or long iron is advisable. The second shot should head left since the sandy beach meets the water on the right and the fairway seems to snake around the lake. A short iron to a sloping green and the putting line needs close study.

The lake on the right may be intimidating for high handicappers but the left has trees and bunkers to pose problems and with the layout sloping towards the water, a good shot to the green is imperative for a good score on this hole which has a good ambience.

A wide fairway is bound to get the players to take out the driver but wayward shots can head for the water on the far right and trees on the left. The elevated green is surrounded by bunkers and close scrutiny of pin position is important before landing the ball.

The tee shot has to cross water and the uphill fairway narrows with trees on the right and a big bunker on the left. The hole is a bunkers galore with sand traps all along the fairway and around the green. Lofted shot to the green is necessary to be close to the pin.

Tall trees and their branches encroach into the narrow fairway. The downhill approach shot has to contend with the sloping green and the bunkers around it. Putting line has to be carefully studied before the ball is stroked.

A scenic closing hole with shimmering water on the left adding to its beauty and difficulty. Bunkers at the landing area on the right calls for a fairway splitting tee shot. A deep bunker on the left of the green has to be avoided since getting in there would need a high shot to get to the green. Contoured greens makes putting exciting.