Hole 6 and 15

Another tight fairway awaits the player at this straight, uphill hole. Not overly long but the rise in elevation often means one more club is needed when approaching the green. A lone gum tree to the right hand side of the fairway means any drive drifting to the right, particularly with a right hand pin placement, will be blocked off. A very shallow green, measuring as little as 12 or 14 paces from front to back in some places makes choosing the right club a must from the fairway.

Any flag on the right hand side behind the bunker must be respected. A par from that bunker is unlikely. A birdie chance if the second shot is executed perfectly but four will be difficult if it isn’t.