Hole 15

Tee Approach

Blue Course

Par 5
Meters 462

Red Course

Par 5
Meters 429

Playing Tips

Hole Overview

The fifteenth, the final par five on the course, begins from an elevated tee with a sweeping view down to a fairway that gently turns to the right. While inviting, accuracy is key, a water hazard sits in the driver landing zone for any tee shots that drift too far right.

From there, the hole steadily climbs toward the green, which can reward the longer hitters with an eagle opportunity. A bunker guards the front-left of the green, ready to catch any under-hit or misdirected shots.

A strong par five that rewards well-placed drives and thoughtful progression up the hole.

Playing Tips

A demanding driving hole where accuracy off the tee is essential. The fairway landing zone is relatively narrow, and any miss into the rough significantly reduces your chances of reaching the green in two. The ideal line is with driver at the 150m marker, taking the water out of play.

Around the green, there is limited danger aside from the front-left bunker, which presents a manageable recovery. If you’re unable to go for the green in two, missing short right is the safest option and sets up a straightforward pitch.

When playing your approach, take the time to confirm the pin position, this is a long green, and flags can be positioned deep at the back. Prioritise leaving your pitch shots below the hole to give yourself the best opportunity to be aggressive with the birdie putt.

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