1st (10th) hole - par 4 - 253 meters (266 yards)
This hole is slightly uphill, with out of bounds to the right. The green is well protected by a series of bunkers, so it's not advisable to try reaching the green in one; the second shot will generally be a short iron.

2nd (11th) hole - par 3 - 202 meters (221 yards)
Being a very long and narrow par three, this is the most difficult hole of the course. It's generally played slightly to the left; staying just short you'll have an easy approach to the green.

3rd (12th) hole - par 4 - 295 meters (323 yards)
This slight dog leg left can be shortened by playing over the tree, leaving a delicate approach to the green.

4th (13th) hole - par 3 - 156 meters (166 yards)
The length of this hole isn't a problem; an iron from the tee is the usual club choice. The green is well defended to the left and to the right by two bunkers.

5th (14th) hole - par 3 - 152 meters (166 yards)
This is a very delicate hole. Make a bad tee shot or overshoot the green and you'll lose your ball.

6th (15th) hole - par 4 - 329 meters (360 yards)
This dog leg right, with the sea and a large bunker to the left, is to be played with extreme caution; in fact, few players dare play a driver from the tee, especially considering that the wind is also a factor on this hole.

7th (16th) hole - par 3 - 194 meters (208 yards)
A very difficult par 3 because it is long and very narrow. Leave your tee shot short and you'll have a delicate approach to the green. Avoid overshooting the green at all costs; otherwise, the ball will be unplayable.

8th (17th) hole - par 3 - 105 meters (98 yards)
The tee being higher than the green makes this a very delicate tee shot, which can be affected by the wind. Overshooting almost always means losing your ball.

9th (18th) hole - par 3 - 181 meters (198 yards)
A very interesting par 3: the green isn't very large, and the out of bounds to the right and bunkers surrounding the green make precision a must.