North Course

A short opening Par 4 which moves slightly from left to right on the tee shot.

Out of bounds borders the right hand side of this hole all the way to the green awaiting any faded shot.

A green split into two by a small ridge through the middle places a premium on the approach shot finishing on the correct section.

245 metres. Index 14

The hardest hole on the course.

With out of bounds on the left for the full length of the hole, both distance and accuracy is required to a make a par here.

After a good tee shot, you are still faced with a long second shot to the small, undulated green.

387 metres. Index 1

The 3rd hole is a reachable Par 4 for many.

In order to do this, you need to carry the tee shot over the Gum tree in the middle of the fairway before finding the medium sized slightly raised green.

The conservative line is down the right hand side of the fairway which leaves a short pitch into the green.

236 metres. Index 11

The first Par 3 on the course provides a mid or short iron slightly downhill to a large green.

This green severely slopes away if missed on the left hand side. Shots landing short normally struggle to bounce up to this green, so it’s best to try and fly it all the way in a single shot.

147 metres. Index 13

This short, uphill par is certainly no snack.

The small green with false front makes for a difficult approach shot whilst plenty of shrubs and trees lining the fairway place a premium on accuracy.

198 metres. Index 15

A semi blind tee shot greets you on the 6th hole.

This hole moves solidly from left to right, bordered by a water hazard and out of bounds down the left hand side. Tee shot placement and length is crucial to setting up relatively short approach shot into the green.

It’s often best to leave the driver in the bag on this hole and ensure the ball is in the right position on the fairway.

287 metres. Index 5

While it might be rated as the easiest hole on the course, trouble is never too far away on the 7th.

Out of bounds lines the left hand side of the fairway whilst the thin green requires accuracy to get the ball close.

211 metres. Index 18

A short iron is all that is needed to reach the Par 3 8th hole.

A long green, with a sloping false front, forces you to carry the carry the ball all the way to the flagstick.

Any shot missing left or right provides the player with a difficult chip shot to the elevated putting surface.

128 metres. Index 8

The second hardest hole on the course rounds out the front 9.

A medium length uphill Par 4, this hole plays a lot longer than its yardage might suggest.

A drive down the right hand side opens up the green and whilst this maybe the longer line in it is certainly easier than the approaching from left which brings several mature trees into play.

342 metres. Index 2

A downhill Par 4, the fairway of the 10th slopes to the right hand side, facing players to keep their tee shot to the high side.

A large gum tree guards the green on the right hand side, while an approach shot from the left is straight forward.

Long and right of this green can result in some large scores.

301 metres. Index 7

The only Par 5 on the North course, the 11th once again plays longer than its yardage.

Out of bounds lines the hole down the left hand side.

A large putting surface that slopes from back to front provides players with a good chance to setup a birdie opportunity.

409 metres. Index 3

The 12th provides another good Par or Birdie opportunity.

The tee shot shapes from right to left around a pine tree and once successfully negotiated; it is only a short pitch to the flat putting surface.

278 metres. Index 9

With the green guarded short left by a bunker and right hand side raised, it’s best to hit the surface if you want to make Par on this hole.

Once on the green, players are faced with flat surface, sloping gently from front to back.

116 metres. Index 17

A picturesque downhill Par 4.

Drives will roll for a good distance if they find the fairway. A large green is well guarded short right and to the left forcing players to be precise on not only direction but also club choice.

A good hole where birdie is just as easy as double bogey.

316 metres. Index 10

A short walk takes players to the Par 4, 15th hole.

Out of bounds to the right, and heavily wooded rough to the left, make this hole play a lot harder than its yardage would have you believe.

Tee short and land in the middle of the fairway, where it tends to kick down to the right. This opens the green for the second shot. As it's a small green, it requires pin point accuracy for the approach shot.

247 metres, Index 16

The 16th is a straight away, uphill Par 4 with a relatively wide fairway.

It’s time to open up the shoulders for one last blast with the driver.

Once on the fairway, the approach shot needs to find the putting surface to give any chance of a late round birdie.

295 metres. Index 4

This Par 4 is genuine two shot hole.

The tee shot must be played with a mid or long iron to a narrow landing area at the base of the hill and the apex of the left hand dogleg. Once you have negotiated this part of the hole, it’s a short iron straight uphill where only the top of the flagstick is normal visible.

A gentle undulating green provides yet more of a challenge to complete the hole.

260 metres. Index 6

North Course finishes with a short Par 3. This means you've got a good chance of a birdie, but also a good chance of bogey or worse.

Protected at the front by a large bunker, left is only place to miss this green. The green slopes from left to right making any putt or chip from the left of hole very difficult.

A satisfying hole to finish out the round, with brilliant views of the Adelaide CBD.

131 metres. Index 12