A sharp 90 degree dog leg left that rewards accuracy and course knowledge. Longer hitters can cut the corner over the trees, setting up a short approach, but anything pulled too far left risks catching the tree line and potential out of bounds. Playing safely to the corner leaves a mid iron into a slightly uphill green that slopes from back to front. Missing long makes for a difficult recovery. A thoughtful opening hole that offers both risk and reward.

A well framed par 3 playing slightly uphill. The green is narrow and protected by two green side bunkers. Anything short leaves a difficult chip. A par here is always a good start.

A short par 4 that tempts players to attack. Longer hitters may try to drive the green, but the landing area tightens near the front and accuracy is essential. Safer players lay up with an iron, leaving a simple wedge into a receptive green protected by a ditch and two bunkers, making any miss costly despite the hole’s modest length.

One of the tougher early holes, playing as a dog leg that demands a precise tee shot. The fairway slopes subtly and anything pushed right brings the tree line into play, making the angle for the second shot much harder. The approach is into a slightly elevated green with bunkers left and right, rewarding players who find the correct position from the tee.

Towneley’s hardest hole. A long par 4 with a demanding tee shot into a narrowing fairway with out of bounds down the left and trees down the right side. The second shot is lengthy and the green is well protected by a large bunker, making par an excellent score.

A short par 3 but deceptively tricky. The small green has subtle slopes, demanding a precise tee shot. Anything long brings the water into play, while anything left leaves a difficult recovery. Two greenside bunkers tighten the target further, making accuracy essential despite the modest yardage.

A gentle dog leg feel where an accurate tee shot is essential to avoid the rough on both sides. The fairway funnels players toward a ditch around 80 yards short of the green, making lay up distance and approach planning important. The shallow green demands precise distance control, and anything long leaves a very tough chip back up the slope.

A strong par 4 demanding a committed tee shot to find the fairway. The hole often plays longer than its yardage, especially into the prevailing wind. The approach is into a green that slopes from back to front, with bunkers guarding the left side. A large tree on the right blocks any wayward shot, making an accurate second essential to hold the putting surface.

Reachable in two for longer hitters, especially with a solid drive finding the flatter section of the fairway. The slightly elevated green is large and receptive, offering a good target for those laying up or going for it. A right side bunker protects the approach and catches anything drifting that way. With smart course management, this is a genuine birdie chance to finish the front nine.

A demanding start to the back nine where the drive must find a tight fairway with out of bounds running down the right, adding real pressure to the tee shot. The second shot plays uphill into a sloping green protected by two bunkers, making club selection and accuracy vital. A genuinely strong par 4 that rewards disciplined play from tee to green.

The easiest hole on the course by stroke index, but still one that rewards good placement. A controlled tee shot sets up a wedge approach to the green and a genuine birdie opportunity. Bunkers await anything misplaced or left short, tightening the target and punishing any lapse in accuracy on what should be a scoring hole.

A classic three shot par 5 for most players, but one that demands discipline from tee to green. The fairway is generous, yet out of bounds runs all the way down the left, tightening the drive considerably. Trees line the right side, and from the second shot onward, anything pushed that way can also find out of bounds, making positional play essential. Two fairway bunkers lie in the main lay up zone, catching anything under hit or mis judged. The approach then narrows into a difficult, sloping green protected by three tricky greenside bunkers, making the final shot far more exacting than the yardage suggests. A good scoring chance—but only with smart, accurate play.

Another short par 4 that rewards control rather than power. The fairway slopes slightly, encouraging a tee shot that holds the centre line. Out of bounds down the right and a stand of trees waiting for any wayward drive make accuracy essential from the tee. A controlled shot leaves a simple pitch into a well bunkered green, offering a good birdie chance for those who keep the ball in play.

Another short par 4 that rewards control rather than power. The fairway slopes slightly, encouraging a tee shot that holds the centre line. Out of bounds down the right and a stand of trees waiting for any wayward drive make accuracy essential from the tee. A controlled shot leaves a simple pitch into a well bunkered green, offering a good birdie chance for those who keep the ball in play.

A drivable par 4 for many, offering a real chance to pick up a shot. The large green is guarded by bunkers left and right, tightening the landing area for anyone taking on the tee shot. Out of bounds down the right. Laying up is often the smarter play, leaving a straightforward pitch and a strong opportunity to score on this short, inviting hole.

A demanding long par 3 that requires a full, committed tee shot. The elevated green is deep and slopes from back to front, making distance control crucial. Bunkers left and right protect the entrance to the putting surface, tightening the target and punishing anything offline. Missing short leaves a tough chip up the bank, reinforcing why this is one of the hardest par 3s on the course.

A downhill par 3 that demands a well struck tee shot. Bunkers guard anything short, tightening the entrance to a difficult green that can be hard to hold. Accuracy is essential, and par is a good result for most players. For those willing to take on the aggressive line, this hole also offers a hole in one opportunity worth £100,000, adding an extra layer of temptation late in the round.

A great finishing hole with an inviting fairway that encourages a confident tee shot. The approach, however, demands real precision, with out of bounds on both sides tightening the final challenge. A ditch protects the front of the green, while two large greenside bunkers guard the high side of a surface that slopes from back to front. The hole often plays longer than the yardage, making a well judged second shot essential to finish strongly.