Hole 18 - Par 4

Blue Tee: 384m | Red Tee: 314m

The eighteenth is a long, demanding finishing hole that asks for two committed shots to close the round.

Out of bounds runs the entire length of the right side, while difficult trees guard the left, creating a narrow corridor from the tee. Adding to the challenge is a significant uphill section between roughly 150 and 100 metres from the green. Drives often land directly into this slope, limiting forward run and making the hole play even longer than its measured distance.

The approach is played to a slightly elevated green where misses are heavily punished. Slopes on the right can kick the ball farther away from the putting surface, while hardpan ground to the left makes recovery from that side equally difficult.

A strong drive followed by a precise approach is required to finish in regulation, making the eighteenth a fitting final test where accuracy, distance and commitment are all rewarded.