1
 | A short straight hole to an elevated green. The green is well protected with 3 bunkers and difficult slopes. Read More |
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2
 | A slow curving dog leg to the left. A tee shot with a slight draw over the white stone will give the best results. Read More |
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3
 | You will need to decide where you want to position your tee shot at this hole. Read More |
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4
 | This slight dogleg to the left will again need a positional tee shot, a 210 yards shot straight at the telegraph pole should do the trick. Read More |
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5
 | The first hole of 3 which the members describe as the Castle holes. Read More |
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6
 | The most difficult hole on the front nine. In the summer time the water may be reachable for longer hitters Read More |
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7
 | The first par 3 on the course offers a spectacular view of Castle Bernard. Read More |
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8
 | This is the first par 5 on the mens card. Also, the only hole without a Bunker. Read More |
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9
 | One of the tightest driving holes on the course. Read More |
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10
 | A long par 4 that requires a good drive to a nice flat fairway. Read More |
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11
 | How difficult can a 115 yard downhill par 3 be. You have been warned. Read More |
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12
 | A slight dogleg hole to the right. Aiming up the left side of the fairway is he best line to avoid a sloping fairway. Read More |
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13
 | A very difficult driving hole. OB on the left and large trees on the right. Read More |
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14
 | The most difficult hole on the course. OB runs the full length of the hole on the Left-hand side. Read More |
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15
 | The 2nd Par 5 on the mens card. A wide uphill fairway awaits a good tee shot. Read More |
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16
 | A short par 4 with a slight slope from right to Left. Length is not that important here but hitting the fairway is. Read More |
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17
 | A similar hole to the last except for OB all down the Right. Read More |
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18
 | A relief at last the 18th hole. Thats what you think. This hole has ruined more scores than won competitions. Read More |
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