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Pro Tips:

Mens Par 4 Stroke Index 13
Ladies Par 4 Stroke Index 13

A straightforward opening hole, where hitting the fairway will leave a medium to short iron to a green protected by 3 bunkers. Avoid going long as this will leave a difficult chip back onto the green. A par here is a great way to start your round.

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Mens Par 4 Stroke Index 15
Ladies Par 4 Stroke Index 11

A short dogleg par 4 that despite its length can prove very tricky. Keep the tee shot to the right side of the fairway to avoid the trees which overhang the left hand side of the fairway. The ideal tee shot is aimed at the marker post or slightly right of it if hitting a fairway wood or long iron.  This will leave a short iron to a long narrow green but beware of catching the tree which overhangs the front left of the green. Longer hitters can go for the green, ideally hitting a draw off the marker post but beware of overdoing it.

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Mens Par 4 Stroke Index 3
Ladies Par 5 Stroke Index 5

A long par 4 that bends slightly right to left. A drive to the centre or right side of the fairway leaves a long iron or fairway wood to the green. Often best played as a 3 shot hole with the 2nd shot hit over the grass cross bunkers 100yds short of the green leaving a short pitch to the green still giving the chance of making a par.

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Pro Tips:

Mens Par 3 Stroke Index 17
Ladies Par 3 Stroke Index 15

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The longest par 4 on the course for Men and Stroke Index 1 hole.
For Ladies Par 5, Stroke Index 7

With out of bounds over the wall to the left and trees all the way up the right the tee shot is a test for any golfer.  A three shot hole for most players best played by clearing the grass cross bunkers with your second shot this setting up your approach. Make sure to take enough club to make it up the steep slope at the front of the green! as anything landing on the slope will roll back down onto the fairway.

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Mens another strong par 4 and Stroke Index 5.
Ladies Par 4 Stroke Index 1

This hole plays downhill with trees on both sides of the fairway. A really inviting tee shot and if played off the back tees gives a fantastic view of the Lakeland fells in the distance. Avoid the fairway bunker on the right of the fairway from the tee and this should leave a medium iron to a green protected by 3 bunkers. Try to avoid missing the green in the swale to the right of the green as this will leave a difficult up and down. Any par here shows a well played hole.

Mens Par 4 Stroke Index 9 
Ladies Par 4 Stroke Index 3

A gentle right to left dog leg.  A tee shot to the centre right of the fairway will leave you in the perfect position to play to the green which slopes from front to back.  Avoid hitting your approach past the flag as this will leave a lightning quick putt down the green! If your approach shot is kept below the hole this is a good chance of a making the putt.

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Pro Tips:

Mens Par 4 Stroke Index 7
Ladies Par 4 Stroke Index 17

A left to right dog leg played from an elevated tee. The view from the back tee is one of the most talked about and remembered on the course overlooking the Lakeland fells.  Avoiding the 3 fairway bunkers on the right side of the fairway is ideal. The tee shot will be to the left side of the fairway leaving a medium to short iron to the green. The slope to the left hand side can be used to feed balls back onto the green. 3 bunkers short and right protect the green so take enough club to clear them.