Hole 5/14 (Par 3) "The Watering hole". This par 3 has a beautiful view of the mountains and with the hope of a cold bear at the promotions site situated at the green of this hole it could be an easy hole, but it isn’t. Accuracy and distance is very important, left is out of bounds and right is no joke… if the wind blows some might opt to take out the driver.

Hole 6/15 (Par 4) "St Montagu". Watch out for the longer hitters… you might end up in trouble with this par 4 having a ditch filled with water at about 250m out. The lowered green is protected by two bunkers in the front. If you managed to shoot over the water you will most probably be in one of the bunkers. The line of trees on your right indicates to you that the fence is out of bounds and to your left a row of iconic eucalypts trees will cause you some headaches. The bridge provides an excellent photo opportunity.

Hole 7/16 (Par 4) "The Sloping 7th and 16th". Stroke one seems easier than it is, however the road to the left and the misleading distance on your second shot might make you wonder why you’re still sitting with a long putt to make par. The Green has a slope that makes the average golfer wonder why it went the other way.

Hole 8/17 (Par 4) "The Fade Killer". This hole gives you the impression that the tree line might be out of reach, be warned that the slope of the fairway is not a kind one. If you go past the trees hope it goes long enough to give you a possible shot into the green that will break any putting master. Make sure you are aware of your flag placement on your shot into the green; this will easily become a 3 putt nightmare if you have a long putt downhill.

Hole 9/18 (Par 5) "The Game Breaker". Going home might feel further than normal with this hole putting any golfer to the test. If you’re lucky to get there for 2, make sure to have your putting game on. The Green is well guarded by greenside bunkers and the slope is very deceiving compared to the rest of the greens. Speed and your feel for the green will be tested.