Probably one of the more intimidating tee shots, with the spectators in the clubhouse and Sturgeon Road as out of bounds on the right hand side, the best place to hit the shot is at the tree on the edge o f the left side of the fairway. Longer hitters will try and go for the green in two as the approach shot is downhill. The green is protected by a bunker 30 yards off the green and a bunker up the right hand side.

The shortest par 4 on the course. This hole swings from right to left with a bunker on the left hand side of the fairway. Be careful on the approach shot as the green is slightly uphill and has bunkers on both sides and a false front of the green.

The windiest par 3 on the golf course. You are at the mercy of the wind on this hole as it can play as much as two clubs longer depending on the wind. It’s a relatively long green from front to back but if you miss it to the left there is a good chance you will be blocked out by the big trees to save your par. Like most holes there is a bunker short left and on the right side waiting to devour golf balls.

Another dogleg left par 4. This hole has a very difficult approach shot as the gully and pond force you to carry the ball on to the green. The green is sloped severely from back to front and can be one of the fastest greens on the golf course.

The tall trees on the right hand side make for an intimidating tee shot. This hole plays from left to right. An accurate tee shot can make or break your chances of a good score on this par 4. The approach shot is uphill and the left hand side is protected by bunkers both front and back.

This par 5 typically plays down wind, so big tee shots can be seen here. The only true trouble are bunkers in the landing area and three bunkers around the green. This is a great hole to make your birdie run into the clubhouse.

This par 4 plays uphill for the first half and downhill for the last half. The trees have matured on the left hand side which forces golfers to play the long way.

A picturesque par 3, with bunkers surrounding the back and right side and water guarding the left and front side. An accurate shot is required if you want to walk away with par or better.

Why not finish with a tough par 4. The 18th hole is our longest par 4 on the golf course and is a great way to finish a round of golf. With no frills or gimmicks our 18th hole is just a great finishing hole. Try and hit your tee shot as far down the hill as possible to leave yourself less distance on your approach. This green is a large two tiered green with bunkers up the left and back right sides of the green. Making par on #18, is a great feeling and brings golfers back to Sturgeon to try and beat a relatively simple hole.