15th Hole – “Monument”

This dogleg right marks the beginning of a difficult set of homeward bound holes just waiting to catch the tiring golfer. At stroke index one this par four is often best played with a slight fade over the marker whilst low handicappers draw their shots close to the trees on the left. The pin, if set at the back right of the green, is protected by a bunker. This is probably the most difficult green on the course when it comes to reading the putts.

“Concentration is key on this hole as every shot poses a strong degree of difficulty. A tee shot over the marker post is the perfect line for most golfers off this blind tee shot. The green is deceivingly fast so don’t place your second shot long of the pin as you will leave a tricky, fast, downhill putt.”