Hole 1
 | An unusual opening par 3 where the yellow tees are longer than the white. The right hand side of the fairway is tree-lined with three bunkers just short of the green and a pond further right Read more | |
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Hole 2
 | A blind tee shot - so well worth walking forward and taking a peek at the landing area Read more | |
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Hole 3
 | big Par 4 that curves gently left to right. Choose a club off the tee that you can confidently hit between the fairway bunkers down the left hand side of the fairway Read more | |
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Hole 4
 | A well struck tee shot is required to take you between the bunker on the left and the pond on the right. Playing to the front of the green will leave a straight forward chip and a good chance of a par Read more | |
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Hole 5
 | A pond in the fairway dominates the tee shot, but a well hit ball will carry it. Laying up short of the ditch with your second will leave a short pitch to the green which slopes from front to back Read more | |
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Hole 6
 | Par 5 that requires an accurate tee shot that must be played in the right side of the fairway. Any shot left of centre will be blocked out by very mature trees Read more | |
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Hole 7
 | A nice Par 3. An accurate tee shot is rewarded with a makeable put on this small green Read more | |
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Hole 8
 | This hole is considered by many to be the hardest hole on the course. The tee shot must be hit over 200 yards to enable a sight of the green Read more | |
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Hole 9
 | A nice short Par 4 that offers all players a chance to pick up a shot on par Read more | |
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Hole 10
 | This hole doglegs from left to right. The tee shot is blind so it is worth a walk before you play to decide on your aiming point Read more | |
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Hole 11
 | An uphill Par 4 with a challenging tee shot that is played through some mature trees Read more | |
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Hole 12
 | The tee shot is played from an elevated tee where you can see the entire hole, and a great deal of Wealden countryside Read more | |
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Hole 13
 | The big dogleg from right to left keeps your attention focused on the tee shot. Ideally you should aim at the sight post in the distance Read more | |
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Hole 14
 | This Par 5 curves from right to left. The tee shot must avoid the bunkers so choose a club that you can hit confidently between them Read more | |
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Hole 15
 | Two fairway bunkers, one on either side of the fairway, await to collect the slightly errant ball and neither bunker allows an easy escape to the green Read more | |
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Hole 16
 | The green is higher than the tee, which means the shot plays a club longer than you first think Read more | |
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Hole 17
 | The longest hole on the course made to play even longer as it is uphill. This will test your course management skills completely Read more | |
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Hole 18
 | This is a very tough closing hole. A strong Par 3 played to what appears to be a small, slightly elevated green, but it is much deeper than at first sight Read more | |
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