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Course Guide

The Dunes Golf Club is pleased to present their 'New" Course Guide.

Copies of the "COURSE GUIDE" are available from the The Dunes Golf Links Pro Shop @ $3.95 a copy.

COURSE GUIDE - Hole by Hole

LEGEND: • - 'Tiger' (Black) Tees, • - Medal Tees, • - Ladies Tees

1st HOLE	2nd HOLE	3rd HOLE	4th HOLE
• 416m • 416m • 382m PAR 4 A line left of the distant cypress tree is best. Hidden bunkers are in play if you cut the corner.	• 380m • 365m • 310m PAR 4 An uphill approach requires one club more - even more into the wind.	• 148m • 135m • 112m PAR 3 Don't go left. Do not be short. Right is not good either.	• 310m • 310m • 270m PAR 4 Magnificent short four. Best line is over bunkers (225m carry). Plenty of room left but then very tough second to shallow green.

5th HOLE	6th HOLE	7th HOLE	8th HOLE
• 473m • 473m • 366m PAR 5 A great golf hole. The carry over the whitestone marker is 114m from the back tee into vast valley. Fairway bunkers on right near green are a no-go zone.	• 208m • 208m • 168m PAR 3 A controversial hole because good golfers find club selection difficult. Plenty of holes in Scotland and Ireland like this. Down wind plays a short 200m. Huge green with water hazard at rear. Left edge is a safe line.	• 521m • 477m • 435m PAR 5 Driveline is stone cairn into a broad valley. Watch out for Tom Watson's bunker at 250m from tee.	• 392m • 392m • 341m PAR 4 Bite off what you can chew from the tee.

9th HOLE	10th HOLE	11th HOLE	12th HOLE
• 376m • 376m • 316m PAR 4 The Moonah tree in centre of fairway may be around 300 years old. There is hidden ground in front of green.	• 355m • 340m • 271m PAR 4 Drive to top of hill leaves a beautiful second.	• 312m • 300m • 262m PAR 4 A drive into the fairway bunkers in the dog leg will cost one shot. The approach is to a large open green. Ensure you have enough club to reach the centre of the green.	• 537m • 502m • 409m PAR 5 Strong dog leg right. Avoid the wasteland. Green slopes from back left to front right."A super Par 5" - Nick Faldo (6 majors)

13th HOLE	14th HOLE	15th HOLE	16th HOLE
• 160m • 160m • 119m PAR 3 This is one of the toughest tee shots you will ever play. Watch out for nasty pot bunker on the right rear flank.  "This is certainly one of the best par threes I have ever played" - Nick faldo (6 majors)	• 354m • 354m • 284m PAR 4 The approach at times is 2 or 3 clubs more than the yardage suggests. The fairway bunkers will cost one shot.	• 482m • 455m • 397m PAR 5 Drive is left of the 'six pack' bunkers. Bunkers short of the green are to be avoided as they leave a very difficult third shot.	• 431m • 401m • 333m PAR 4 Drive centre left, long second to large undulating green.

17th HOLE	18th HOLE	YARDAGE & LEGEND All measurements are: • from the Blue Tees • To centre of green
• 179m • 179m • 106m PAR 3 "This is an exquisite golf hole" - Tom Watson (8 majors). Need we say more - a spectacular par 3.	• 409m • 370m • 285m PAR 4 Drive into a beautiful natural valley. Probably no better finishing hole anywhere. Driveline is left greenside bunker