Aim between the pine tree and the waste bunker on the right. Long hitters can cut the corner for a better angle into the green. From the left, the greenside bunkers on the front left come to play.

The line off the tee depends on how ambitious you are, as the further right you go, the shorter the second shot will be. You will gain better angle into the green by going left but conversely the shot is much longer from this side.

Anywhere on the wide fairway is good off the tee, but the right side gives you a better angle and some distance advantage for your second shot. Those going for the green in two, should aim 20 meters left of the ‘A’ –shaped bunker face that is just visible from the right side of the fairway.

The fairway will feed balls from right to left, so aim straight at the big pine tree. Green sits on a plateau on the far-side of a canyon, so the approach is all carry. Make sure to have enough club and only attack the left pin if you absolutely need to make a birdie.

Right of the fairway bunker is the optimal line, although much riskier drive than playing to the left. Back of the green slopes away, so if the flag is at the back the clever shot might be to run one in.

Right of the fairway bunker is the optimal line, although much riskier drive than playing to the left. Back of the green slopes away, so if the flag is at the back the clever shot might be to run one in.

Hit a driver or a fairway wood towards the right fairway. Depending on the result, you can play a safe short-iron onto the high fairway on the left or to hit a mid-iron at the two spruces visible through the gap in the waste bunker. There is no fairway between the landing area and the green, so you must stay well left of the flag.

Start your drive some 20 meters right of the green in the distance and the fairway should feed your ball close to the green. Once again, a running shot might be the best way to stay on the green. Green slopes hard from right to left.

Aim between the two greenside bunkers and try to stay below the hole. Use the green contours to your advantage when the pin is extreme left.

Drive just to the right of the second fairway bunker. Then pick a line you are comfortable with, while trying not to go too far right as this leaves a blind third shot. There’s space to the right of the green so no need to put it in the river.

Aim at the flag on the tenth green to stay clear of the water on the left. There is more room to the right than would first seem. Around the green, leave your wedges in your bag.

Start a long-iron or a fairway wood to the right of the flag. All balls carrying the bunker break hard from right to left.

Favour the left side of the fairway, as the right side of the fairway kicks all balls towards trouble on the right. The green is long and steep so good distance control is critical.