A gentle start. Aim right of the two trees. Try a long iron from the tee as hidden bunkers await a wayward drive

Drive down the left side avoiding the traps on the right. This will leave you with a good angle into the green. A good Par 4.

Don't be fooled here, it plays its full length. The bunker in front of the green is 17 yards short of the putting surface.

A daunting second shot over the burn to a roller-coaster green requires skill. Hit your tee shot as far down as you can.

This basin style green is well bunkered! Always take plenty of club.

If you risk a driver here, you may end up with a birdie or a bogey. Play an iron to the brow, play a skillful pitch and reward yourself with a birdie.

This tough Par 4 needs your best drive followed by an accurate second to an elevated green. Keep it left.

A straight forward hole where everything is on view. Don't be fooled, you're sheltered on the tee so check the flag for wind direction.

If you fade the ball here you may be in sand off the tee. Also, watch out for that bunker on the front right side of the green.

Keep left of the tee. This is always a good Par 4.

This can be tricky so just make sure you have enough club to clear the front bunker guarding the green.

A blind tee shot, your line is the conifer trees in the distance. From the fairway, you have an inviting second shot.

This uphill dogleg requires two good straight hits. If you go for the green in two, beware of the cops on the left; it's a long carry.

Aim your tee shot at the fairway bunker on the left with a touch of fade. There's out of bounds all the way down the right.

An inviting tee shot over the burn. A two-tier green will test your putting.

This medium length Par 3 is well guarded so take a little extra club to be sure.

Short but a good test of skill. You must hit the fairway from the tee. You need to control your second shot to this elevated green.

The best finishing hole in the County with danger left and right! You can see all the trouble so treat this hole with respect.