MONTAPLAN

A short par 4 bordered by a water gully on the right. Pay attention to the green which has 3 tiered levels and is encircled by a bunker on the right, and another one on the left..

Par 4 with a steep downslope 70 metres ahead of the green. The latter is double-tiered and is well protected by mounds on the left and a large bunker on the right.

Par 5 in the woods, mainly on hit start and upon hitting the green. It is preferable to position oneself in 2 before the bunkers located at 80 metres far from the green, because the slope will drive the balls straight to them, or to the woods.

Par 3 surrounded entirely with trees. Be careful of the steep downslope on the right-hand side of the green that will send the balls down, you had rather lean on the left centre of this double-tiered green.

Short par 4 in slight dogleg right. The major risk here lies in hit start where some trees come interfering on the right and bunkers hang around the ball-drop on the left. Once got across this, you may just need a little iron shot to tackle a large, elevated green protected by a bunker on the right: nice chance for a birdie!

This straight par 5 offers long hitters a nice chance of birdie. The only tricky part is a sloping green, well protected by a bunker on both right and left sides.

Uphill par 3 with a double-tiered green. No real hazard here but beware of tricky approaches if the green is missed.

This long par 5 which green is encircled with bunker is made even more problematic by the giant tree that stands in the middle of the fairway, at 100 metres far from the green. Decision as to which side to go through will have to be made at the second shot.

A long downhill par 4, where it is preferable to lean on the left-hand side edge of the fairway that leads into a lengthwise green which is protected by a bunker on the right.

A long par 3 with a narrow green at the end and well protected by the right-hand side bunkers. One par will be welcome!

This former par 5, now a long par 4, is bordered by a waterbody that will accompany you from the hit start ball-drop to the green. To be added to the bunker on the left on the fairway and to the green’s bunker on the right, this hole requires precision and distance.

A short par 4 with a nice hit start over a waterbody. The only danger here is its sloping elevated green that can be hard to handle on approaches.

Par 4 with a large waterbody on the right that is at stake for green hitting and upon hit start for longer ones. Then comes a tight green hitting between the front-green bunker and the water immediately to the right.

A Short par 3 that presents a nice opportunity for a birdie! The green is vast, and the front bunker is not stuck to the green, which leaves space to place the ball. The only difficult aspect is the slope of the green that sends the balls down on the right.

A short par 4 that can get further complicated by the presence of trees on both left and right sides of the fairway and can disrupt hitting the green. The latter is elevated, which prevents from seeing its surface area and makes the shot more complex. However, with a hit start on the fairway you will still get the opportunity for a birdie.

Par 4 slight dogleg right, a wide hit start but a complex green hitting with an elevated, steep sloping, narrow green, and protected by a large front bunker on the right.

Par 4 slight dogleg left, lean on the right-hand side edge of the fairway upon hit starting to avoid the two bunkers on the left of the fairway. Moreover, this will open the narrow green up for you, which is protected by a large bunker on the left.

This last par 4 runs along the practice and features a water obstacle on both right and left sides alike that will accompany to the double-tiered green.