EACH HOLE A NEW CHALLENGE

HOLES

Discover the heart of our golf course: each hole is a unique challenge that combines strategy, skill, and natural beauty. From variations in terrain to the hazards of the green, each hole tells a story and offers an unforgettable experience for golfers of all levels. Get ready to perfect your swing while exploring the wonders of our course!

HOLE 1

Easy hole with two bunkers on the left; flat green, reachable in 2 strokes by a good player.

HOLE 2

It’s a left dog-leg, short, where you use a 4 or 3 iron, followed by a 9 iron or pitch towards a well-defended green.

HOLE 3

The tee shot is challenging due to boundaries and woods; the second shot is with a 7/8 iron towards a large green.

HOLE 4

The hardest hole on the course, a left dog-leg, with woods, a ditch, bunkers on the right, and a well-defended green.

HOLE 5

The hole is long, requiring a 1 iron. The green is large and has three bunkers for defense.

HOLE 6

The fairway is straight, with woods on the sides and a bunker on the left. The second shot is with a 6 or 5 iron.

HOLE 7

An experienced player can reach the green in two shots, but precision and strategy are required due to the bunkers.

HOLE 8

A short and straight hole, with a bunker on the left, woods and a ditch on the right. The green features three tiers and has defensive bunkers.

HOLE 9

You need to play a nearly perfect 3 or 4 iron, as the green is protected by bunkers and out of bounds.

HOLE 10

A long hole with woods and out of bounds on the right. It requires a precise and long tee shot, followed by a 2 or 3 iron.

HOLE 11

A long hole with a few bunkers on the left; the final meters curve to the left toward a undulating and protected green.

HOLE 12

A 6 or 7 iron is used; the green is large and flat, defended by three bunkers. A hole accessible to everyone.

HOLE 13

The course features a narrow hole with a large green, slopes, and three bunkers; precision is essential for the shots.

HOLE 14

A left dog-leg requires a good tee shot and a delicate second shot with a 4, 5, or 6 iron.

HOLE 15

A 5 iron is played, requiring precision; the green slopes down, is narrow at the beginning, and is defended by bunkers.

HOLE 16

The hole is long with a right dog-leg, requiring a long tee shot and an iron toward an elevated green.

HOLE 17

It is a short and narrow hole. A tee shot with a 1 iron or 3 wood, followed by a second shot with an 8 or 9 iron.

HOLE 18

A 5 iron is played; the green is lower and narrow at the beginning, protected by bunkers on both the right and left.