Its length makes it very difficult. For players with a shorter shot, it is difficult to make it in 2 shots. The first shot is on an incline and there are several large bunkers on the left in the middle of the hole. If the player doesn’t put it in the fairway, the pines and olive trees on the right will make the second shot a doozy.

There are bunkers in the middle of the fairway, both on the right and on the left. Half the green to the right is protected by a very large bunker.

This is tough, given that the lake to the right of the hole throws a wrench into things, along with the series of bunkers protecting the green.

The raised tee box is spectacular, and so must be your shots on an incline to the green. Your drive must be very precise, right down the pipe. If not, say hello to the bunkers.

Very long. You have to play the first shot to the flag. Few players can reach the green from the tee.

Not too hard. The most complicated part is getting to the green from the right. There are huge bunkers.

The most difficult part comes from the series of scattered bunkers protecting the green on the left.

Difficult and long, more than anything. The tee box is elevated and followed by a ravine. After, you’ll find a broad but endless fairway with the green up high.

A challenging and mesmerising par 4. The tee box is located about 60 metres above the level of the fairway. There is a spectacular lake on the left that stretches all the way to the green, with the hotel located on the right. There is an impressive panoramic view from the tee box. Players will enjoy their drives.