This is a view to the 15th green. This is a tricky dog-leg left from the tee. Positioning of the drive right of the marker post is critical in order to open up the green for the second shot. The valley in front of the green can turn one's ball to left or right of the green.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

This is a view of the 15th green looking back towards the tee in the direction of the 16th green.

The 17th green. A hole that frequently spoils a medal card. Surrounded by gorse and silver birch saplings, a mature silver birch guards the green. The shot from the tee must be a high one to avoid the gorse which grows in the centre of the fairway.

This is the 18th hole looking from the tee to the clubhouse. An inviting closing hole; a good tee shot avoids the heather and thicket of gorse to the right and the practice area to the left. The two greenside bunkers must be negotiated with the second shot to reach the green which slopes from back to front.