Hole 1
| 1st | |
| Turra | |
| Red | 308yrds |
| Yel | 319yrds |
| White | 330yrds |
A drive down the left half of the fairway is what you require as this will give you the best approach angle to the green. On the approach shot, try to avoid landing on the front left hand corner of the green as there is a risk of running off to left of the green which will leave you with a tricky chip back onto the putting surface.
Hole 2
| 2st | |
| Deveron | |
| Red | 325yrds |
| Yel | 350yrds |
| White | 360yrds |
A drive to the left half of the fairway is the sensible shot here, avoiding the group of trees and the thick rough to the right of the fairway.
Hole 3
| 3rd | |
| Kirns | |
| Red | 235yrds |
| Yel | 327yrds |
| White | 337yrds |
This dogleg par 4 may not require a driver from the tee with the ideal line from the tee being the back edge of the seventh tee. From there, it is a reasonably straightforward shot in to the flat green, but don’t go long as the River Deveron awaits you!
Hole 4
| 4th | |
| Wee Devil | |
| Red | 115yrds |
| Yel | 131yrds |
| White | 141yrds |
This “Wee Devil” of a par 3 is well protected by bunkers, overhanging trees and out of bounds to the right. The two tier green has very few straight putts on it.
Hole 5
| 5th | |
| Rosehall | |
| Red | 330yrds |
| Yel | 373yrds |
| White | 384yrds |
This uphill hole plays longer than its yardage with a reasonably tight driving channel through the trees. A drive to the right of the two fairway bunkers will give you a good line in to the two tiered green. The second shot always requires one more club than you think.
Hole 6
| 6th | |
| Doonhill | |
| Red | 418yrds |
| Yel | 466yrds |
| White | 475yrds |
The par 5 6th hole is downhill all the way making it reachable in two for the longer hitters, but beware of the hazards ahead with a hidden pond just in front as well as the bunkers surrounding the green.
Hole 7
| 7th | |
| Muiresk | |
| Red | 351yrds |
| Yel | 355yrds |
| White | 446yrds |
This long and straight par four usually plays its full distance hitting in to the prevailing wind. An accurate approach shot into this green is a must as there are no bailout options left, right or long.
Hole 8
| 8th | |
| Forglen | |
| Red | 286yrds |
| Yel | 339yrds |
| White | 344yrds |
A drive to the right half of the fairway is the sensible shot here, this opens up the approach shot to the green and will help you avoid the left-hand greenside bunker.
Hole 9
| 9th | |
| Ridge | |
| Red | 334yrds |
| Yel | 347yrds |
| White | 354yrds |
The ideal tee shot is a draw up and over the ridge from which this hole gets its name. It is then continues uphill to the green which usually requires at least one or two clubs more than you think. Anything short will catch the slope at the front of the green taking you back down the fairway.
Hole 10
| 10th | |
| Road | |
| Red | 135yrds |
| Yel | 157yrds |
| White | 163yrds |
The ideal line for the tee shot to this tricky par three is to aim towards the right had side of the green. The ball tends to feed in from the right half. Beware the sloping green.
Hole 11
| 11th | |
| Kinnermit | |
| Red | 313yrds |
| Yel | 331yrds |
| White | 349yrds |
A tee shot down the middle of the fairway will leave the best access between the bunkers which protect this green. Beware the out of bounds in the practice area to the left hand side of the fairway.
Hole 12
| 12th | |
| Railway | |
| Red | 539yrds |
| Yel | 549yrds |
| White | 564yrds |
This is the longest hole on the course by far and the key is to find a good position in the middle of the fairway from which to play your third shot to the green. Anything left or right will be blocked out by the trees. Make sure you take enough club when approaching this very long two tiered green.
Hole 13
| 13th | |
| Bridge | |
| Red | 322yrds |
| Yel | 365yrds |
| White | 401yrds |
This long dogleg left par 4 present one of the toughest tee shots on the course. It requires a draw around the corner or a high one over the top of the highest tree if you are brave enough! There is little room for error on the approach shot to this long and narrow green, with trouble in the shape of the Turra Burn to the right and bunkers to left.
Hole 14
| 14th | |
| Mill | |
| Red | 385yrds |
| Yel | 414yrds |
| White | 422yrds |
From the tee golfers are provided with the perfect target which is the telephone pole in the middle of the fairway, on it with a fade is perfect. Once on the green you will find many subtle borrows to deal with.
Hole 15
| 15th | |
| Burn | |
| Red | 195yrds |
| Yel | 198yrds |
| White | 216yrds |
This is the longest par 3 on the course with all of the trouble being green high so anything short is not a bad place to be.
Hole 16
| 16th | |
| Island | |
| Red | 234yrds |
| Yel | 172yrds |
| White | 307yrds |
This is a short but tricky par 4 with a dogleg to the right. The longer hitters can hit it straight over the trees but be careful, if there is any wind against clearing the trees is not a certainty. Playing the hole as a dog leg keeping left of the trees is the smart play. This will leave a simple pitch into the green.
Hole 17
| 17th | |
| Short | |
| Red | 114yrds |
| Yel | 123yrds |
| White | 132yrds |
This is the shortest of the par 3’s but don’t be fooled, this hole has wrecked many a scorecard! The elevated green is well protected by bunkers, and it often requires one more club than you think being uphill.
Hole 18
| 18th | |
| Well | |
| Red | 364yrds |
| Yel | 382yrds |
| White | 393yrds |
The 18th hole often plays longer than its 393 yards due to the unfavourable direction of the prevailing wind. A drive down the middle or right hand side of the fairway give the best angle into the green. The approach shot can afford to be hit to the left side of the green as there is slope at the left edge of the green which may prevent the ball from veering too far from the putting surface.