A straight hole visually, but the tee box is offset, making it deceptively easy to push the ball into the right-hand trees. With timber lining both sides and a pond left at the halfway mark, reaching the green in two or three requires sensible positioning.

Playing Notes

Check your alignment carefully — a straight strike doesn’t always translate to the centre of the fairway.

A modest pull will remain safe, but a strong hook finds the left trees quickly. Slicers need extra caution, as both the water hazard and thick bush right of the fairway can claim golf balls.

The best miss around the green is short. Long or right leaves little room before the bush, while a left miss is often still playable.