Hole 10 signals the start of the back nine with a deceptively inviting short Par 4. Set against a lush canopy and played from an elevated tee, it offers a beautiful opening view, but also a tightly framed challenge. Though modest in length at 332 metres, the hole demands accuracy over aggression, especially when wind picks up against play. It’s a thinking player’s start, asking you to shape both shot and mindset as you enter the inward journey.

Hole 9 is a graceful Par 4 that brings the front nine to a crescendo. Sculpted into the side of a lush hillside, this hole offers both strategy and spectacle. With the elegant clubhouse forming a dramatic backdrop, this closing hole of the outward nine demands a composed tee shot and a confident approach. The undulating fairway and sloped green create a finale that rewards control more than aggression.

The shortest Par 5 on the course at 478 metres, Hole 8 may look like a scoring opportunity on paper, but don’t be too quick to relax. With elevation changes, blind hazards, and a perched green that punishes imprecision, this hole presents one of the most rewarding yet challenging birdie (or eagle) chances on the front nine. It’s a hole where club selection, course management, and shot shape all come into sharp focus.