Hole 6 - Par 4

Blue Tee: 313m | Red Tee: 307m

The sixth is a compact uphill par 4 that places immediate pressure on the tee shot. Trees positioned close to the teeing ground narrow the opening and strongly favour a controlled draw to find the fairway.

Thick trees line both sides of the hole, so accuracy is more valuable than outright distance. The climb continues all the way to the green, making the approach play longer than the yardage suggests.

The putting surface is protected by bunkers short-left and midway along the right side. A pronounced slope runs vertically through the centre of the green, creating difficult putts and placing a premium on finishing on the correct side of the surface.

Misses to the left are particularly dangerous, as firm ground can cause the ball to land hard and kick even farther away from the green. A disciplined approach toward the centre is often the safest play.