Hole by hole

Hole 14

The challenging 14th hole is played across a natural watercourse to a green in a ridge which is slanted from right to left. Bunkers heavily guard it on both sides.

Left of the green feeds towards the creek leaving little chance of rescuing par.

The surface of the green is quite undulating and both the back and middle left pin positions are difficult to reach, while that on the right hand side is considerably easier.

Below or left of the flag will always be the easiest putt on this large green.

Selecting the right club is difficult as the hole is surrounded by bush and tall gum trees which form part of the natural floodway.

Pro's Tip: Seven iron to the centre of the green will keep you out of trouble.