Hole 4 - Par 4

Blue Tee: 315m | Red Tee: 232m

Short in distance but demanding from start to finish, the fourth is a tricky par 4 that fully earns its blue tee index of 4.

The tee shot must be played through a narrow chute, with out of bounds threatening on the right and overhanging trees guarding the left. The hole then turns sharply around 100 metres from the green, where large gum trees can block the approach for players who fail to advance far enough from the tee.

Played uphill initially, the fairway then drops dramatically into a deep gully before climbing again toward the green. A drive that carries beyond the 100-metre mark can catch the downslope and gain valuable distance into the valley.

The raised green falls away on all sides and is protected by two bunkers positioned short-left and middle-left. Its two tiers and subtle breaks make putting deceptively difficult, so finding the correct section of the green is essential.