Course Description
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Hole 1Par 4 The opening hole has a slight dogleg to the left. Second shot into a large gently sloping green. |
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Hole 2Par 4 Dogleg to the left. Avoid the trees and grass hollows on the left, to reach a green that slopes to the right. |
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Hole 3Par 4 Accuracy required with the tee shot to reach a sloping fairway. Tiered green slopes steeply to the left. |
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Hole 4Par 3 Long par 3 play to a green nestled amongst grassy mounds, often into the prevailing wind. |
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Hole 5Par 5 A semi circle hole with deep hollows on right. Third shot is played into an elevated 2 tiered putting surface. |
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Hole 6Par 3 Short par 3 with elevated tee blocks. Drive into a left sloping green surrounded by deep valleys and grass mounds. |
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Hole 7Par 5 Avoid the string of grass hollows on the left with the tee shot. Dogleg to the right. A high shot required to reach a green protected by cavernous hollows and steep banking at the rear. |
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Hole 8Par 4 Elevated tee shot to a sharp dogleg right, second shot to a steeply sloping elevated green hidden behind grassy embankments. |
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Hole 9Par 4 Drive to a testing ridgeback fairway with out of bounds on the right. Play to an undulating green with severe banking on left and rear. |
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Hole 10Par 4 Play a long tee shot to clear a rising fairway with pine trees on the right. Second shot is to a table top green where the putting surface isn't visible from the fairway. |
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Hole 11Par 5 Accurate tee shot required to narrow fairway with out of bounds on left. Negotiate a 90 degree bend and play a challenging approach across a valley to a green protected by steep slope at the front. |
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Hole 12Par 4 Dogleg to the right. Thread the second shot between large grassy mounds to reach a large undulating putting surface. |
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Hole 13Par 4 An elevated tee provides the opportunity for the brave to take on the direct route to the small green on this short dogleg left. Beware the deep hollows and mounds. |
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Hole 14Par 4 Precise tee shot needed to clear the ridge across the fairway, but stay short of the trees on this sharp dogleg to the right. Play to a long green where the slope increases towards the back. |
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Hole 15Par 3 With the prevailing wind play to a green that not only can't be seen from the tee but is protected by cavernous grass hollows. Long shots often return to the putting surface via the steep banking at the rear. |
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Hole 16Par 4 Index 1 this hole plays along a valley where everything funnels back to the fairway. The second shot is all uphill and anything slightly right will come to rest 20m away. Putting on this treacherous green adds to the difficulty. Good luck. |
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Hole 17Par 3 Strong cross winds and deep hollows can make this relatively straight forward hole more difficult than it first appears. |
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Hole 18Par 5 Large gums on the left and centre of the fairway demand a precise tee shot. The second shot is best hit to the left to give a good approach to the green, but not too far as the Southern Ports Highway is close by. Long is easier than short so take an extra club. |
Clubhouse and a cold beer is close by to enjoy, whilst you plan your next round.
KINGSTON SE GOLF CLUB
Southern Ports Highway
P.O. Box 119, Kingston SE, 5275
Club house phone: Clubhouse 0467 960 206
Cart/Stick Hire 0411 752 860
secretarykingstongolf@gmail.com
