Hole 15 - Par 4

Blue Tee: 321m | Red Tee: 266m

The fifteenth is a strong short par 4 shaped by a sharp dogleg to the left and a demanding tee shot. A deep valley sits around 150 metres from the green, and the ideal play is to carry beyond it to the upper section of fairway, where a clear view of the green awaits.

Players who fail to reach the top of the fairway can be left contending with tall overhanging gum trees along the left side, making the approach significantly more difficult. Out of bounds runs the full length of the right side, adding pressure to a tee shot that already demands both commitment and accuracy.

The green slopes strongly from left to right and falls away sharply on that same side. A subtle ridge through the middle adds further complexity, making pace control especially important once on the putting surface.

Position from the tee is everything on the fifteenth. Reach the top of the fairway and the hole opens up; come up short left or miss right, and this relatively short par 4 becomes a serious test.