A relatively short downhill starting hole with wide landing zone some 250 yards from the tee.

Conservative play to the left of the fairway will leave players a good view of the green. Beware though of the sandy trap at the landing zone on the right!

A 60 feet elevation drop from the tee-to-green gives long hitters a chance to get on in two. The adventurous golfer can try to carry the ravine which is some 260 yards from the tee. Those who want to play safe can aim to the left. The second shot plays downhill to a flat green protected by a steep hollow.

The longest of the Par 3's. For those who attempt to go for the pin, a carry of at least 180 yards. To play safe, aim to the left of the fairway.

A wide fairway of about 45 yards encourages golfers to swing away from the tee. Approach the fairway carefully as a lake is on the right and sand trap on the left, not forgetting the bunkers surrounding the green.

Flanked from tee-to-green by OB on the left and water hazard on the right, golfers must avoid both the water and the green-side sand bunkers. Accuracy is the name of the game here!

An uphill fairway with a sharp 90 degree right turn. A shortcut is possible but there is the danger of encountering the numerous sand traps. The two-tiered green is surrounded by bunkers.

This short dogleg right features a 150 yard long bunker meandering down the right edge of the fairway. To score well here, it is a must to stay out of Sahara on the tee shot!

By virtue of an elevated tee, this medium length Par 3 plays shorter than its indicated yardage. The undulating double green shared with the Boomerang flanked by bunkers completes this picturesque hole.

Long, well-placed drives are imperative for reaching the green in two. The task is tough as a creek with multiple waterfalls bisects the fairway. The stream is some 165 yards from the landing area.

Accurate play is important on this downhill fairway. There is a bunker on the left and a 10 foot drop on the right. Drive as close to the fairway bunker for an easier approach to the green which is protected by two bunkers.

A solid drive played close to the right fairway bunker will be rewarded with a clear shot to the green. Playing short means a long approach into the green which is protected by two menacing bunkers.

The left of the tee is lined by water and sand traps. Accuracy is again imperative on this tight fairway. Bunkers wrap greedily around the two-tiered green.

Living up to its name, the fairway is narrowed by a lake that runs parallel from tee-to-green. Spray your shot here and you are in for a tough time.

With two perilous bunkers in front and another behind the green, a birdie shot is still possible through accuracy and correct selection of club.

With several formidable obstacles, the fairway-crossing creek must be crossed on the second shot. A prominent green-side bunker complicates approach shots to the green. And at the heart of the hole is a large green shared with Home Bound which allows for many intriguing pin placement and a test of everyone's putting skill.

This downhill fairway requires golfers to hit over a stream some 160 yards from the tee. The entire left of the fairway is lined by a water hazard. The approach from the right is easier though longer.

Our signature hole. Tricky from beginning to end, Jack Nicklaus too has lost a ball here! Play is some 155 yards across a vast lake to a green heavily guarded by sand traps.

An uphill fairway with a deep hollow and bunker on the left. Sand traps are all over, guarding the approach to a two-tiered, sloping home bound green.