Hole 13 - Par 4

Blue Tee: 343m | Red Tee: 336m

The thirteenth begins with a blind tee shot over a small crest, with the fairway disappearing into the valley beyond. Trusting the line is essential, particularly as the fairway slopes from right to left and thick trees on the right can quickly punish an inaccurate drive.

Once in the valley, the hole climbs toward an elevated green where the challenge increases. Three bunkers protect the putting surface, with one positioned short-left and two guarding the right side.

A pronounced ridge runs through the centre of the green, creating two distinct levels and making the correct approach position particularly important. The left side of the putting surface also falls away into a drop-off, leaving a difficult recovery for shots that miss in that direction.

A well-positioned tee shot followed by an accurate approach to the correct tier is the key to negotiating this deceptive par 4.