LAKEVIEW GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB GOLF CLUB
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MEN BLUE
MEN WHITE
WOMAN YELLOW
FRONT 9
HOLE 1 (par 5)
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A down hill Par 5 that demands you are accurate and precise, especially when approaching the green. A birdie or eagle opportunity for longer hitters – but par here and you’re off to a good start.
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HOLE 2 (par 3)
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A ‘take no prisoners’ Par 3. Often played into a westerly, this hole rewards accuracy. A par for any golfer here and you’re smiling.
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HOLE 3 (par 5)
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An uphill Par 5 to an elevated and sloping green. Three on and two in and you would have played it well. Be up with your shot onto the green.
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hole 4 (par 3)
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At 109 metres this Par 3 is not a challenge distance wise but hitting the green can be especially if the wind is blowing left to right across the hole.
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hole 5 (par 4)
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An uphill Par 4 with enough length for any golfer to contend with. There’s a lot of contour in the green so par is an excellent score here.
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hole 6 (par 4)
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The ideal way to play this hole is to launch your tee shot onto the top of the hill and then play onto the green below you. That’s easier said than done and as you’ll discover it’s not the No. 1 Stroke hole for nothing.
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hole 7 (par 4)
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An over the gully dogleg right Par 4 for men, Par 3 for women. Firm either tee a par is a score to be proud of because this hole will test your judgement and skill.
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hole 8 (par 4)
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Hit the fairway and then the green and you’ll think this hole is a doddle. It isn’t when you miss the fairway left or right. A par here is a good score for any golfer.
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hole 9 (par 4)
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As for all holes good shots are rewarded, bad ones aren’t. The new layout, put into play in January 2015, has given this very drivable Par 4, 9th hole more need for accuracy, with bunkers both sides of the green, best to land right of centre, but must make the green.
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BACK 9
HOLE 10 (par 4)
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A dogleg right Par 5 that requires an accurate tee shot down the tree lined fairway followed by a second and third shot also requiring precision. Putting up the sloping green is recommended.
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HOLE 11 (par 5)
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A short Par 4 which will encourage the longer hitters to have a pop at the green and not an easy green to putt off if you’re above the hole.
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Hole 12 (par 4)
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A lengthy Par 4 featuring a wide fairway and a long narrow green flanked by a bank and bunker. A par is a score to be proud of.
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HOLE 13 (par 4)
A short uphill Par 3 with tricky pin [position] left and right of the green. Club selection must be spot on to be putting for a birdie.
HOLE 14 (par 3)
A short Par 5 that gives up it’s fair share of birdies and eagles and bogeys and double bogeys. A challenge to find a flat lie betwixt tee and green.
HOLE 15 (par 5)
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This Par 4 hole has ruined many a good card and yet it doesn’t appear to be that tough. A solid tee shot and a well played second and you’re on or around the green. It gets tough when you don’t play either.
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hole 16 (par 4)
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Make a Par 3 on this hole and you will have hit a great tee shot over the gully onto the green. Pars made from off the green are rare.
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hole 17 (par 3)
Another short Par 4. You are rewarded here for distance and accuracy – punished for lack of either. The bunkers on either side fo the green will make you think.
hole 18 (par 4)
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Dogleg left Par 4 which is straightforward if you hit your tee shot to the turn in the dogleg, then play your approach onto the green. Not many golfers play it that way which makes for some interesting scores.
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