KINGS COURSE GUIDE

Drive: Between the two bunkers on this gentle opening hole to begin your round.
Approach: From a good drive an accurate approach from a sloping lie is required to hit this fairly small target.

Drive: Hit the fairway enabling you to control an accurate lay-up short of the pond. Don’t be tempted to go for it in two.
Approach: To attack the pin 70-80yds is the ideal distance for your third on this strong Par 5.

Drive: Accuracy rather than length is key, aim for the elbow on this right to left dog-leg Par 5.
Approach: Accurate second required over pond to leave a short pitch to the green.

Drive: Left side of fairway is ideal to give best line in.
Approach: Keep second shot slightly right to avoid bunkers on left.

Drive: Hit over trees but don’t be too greedy – O.B. right.
Approach: Take enough club, approach plays slightly longer than it looks!

Drive: Position important here. Aim for marker post, ideally just short.
Approach: Blind if out of position so correct yardage is vital.

Par 3: Slightly uphill to a two tier green..

Par 3: Only Par 3 on the front nine and a tough little one. Make sure you carry front bunker onto a tricky undulating green.

Drive: Again length is not an issue, aim to be on the right half of fairway. Be careful of tree left and ditch right.
Approach: From a good tee shot a straightforward short iron to this green is all that is required.

Drive: Aim for elbow of dog-leg. Long hitters only need a mid iron from the tee.
Approach: Coming in from the left is advantageous to help avoid the big bunker on the right of the green.

Drive: Short Par 4 but beware of fairway bunker on the left.
Approach: A good short pitch to an elevated green will leave an excellent birdie chance.

Drive: Position again important for this left to right dog-leg.
Approach: From the corner you should be able to find the green with a mid iron.

Drive: Aim left side of big hill allowing for sloping fairway running right.
Approach: Longer hitters will reach in two but must keep left allowing for slope.

Par 3: Shortest hole on the course and stroke index 18. Concentrate on hitting the middle of the green.

Par 3: This downhill Par 3 will play shorter than the yardage but you must be accurate to avoid the bunkers on this well guarded green.

Drive: A strong drive required here between the two fairway bunkers will set up an easier approach.
Approach: Don’t go left, keep your second slightly right allowing for the slope.

Drive: Position on this lovely finishing hole, important to create a good angle into a well protected green.
Approach: A solid shot will find the target but avoid having an early bath with the pond that nestles by this finishing green.