Long and strategic par 5, with two sets of cross-bunkers well located on the left and further ahead on the right, which is divided into a series of small stalls. The golfer who hits long drives should try to position the ball in order to avoid the first sand bank on the left. The second shot should in turn be positioned to the left of the fairway, as the second sandbank is located on the right, approximately 100 yards to the green.

The green is well protected by two front stands, which leave only a narrow entrance for the third shot. And considered as “OB - Out ofBounds”, the left side of the fairway from the proximity of the first sand bank to the green and also after the green.

For the most skilled golfers it is a great opportunity for birdies, although it is considered the most difficult hole in the handicap field 1.

Relatively easy par 3, except for the most skilled golfers who hit their shot on the golden tee, as trees will come into play on both sides.

The current green which is wider and deeper and is well protected by sand banks on both sides.

It is considered as “OB - Out of Bounds” along the entire length of the fairway on the left and after the green.

Great chances for birdies and pairs, when the shot is well done.

Strategic par 5 with light dog-leg on the right and with two lakes along and to the left of the fairway. The first shot requires care of the first lake on the left, especially for the most skilled golfers with a drive over 290-300 yards. It is common to see these scratches golfers prefer to hit their first shot with wood instead of the drive.

Even though, for most amateur golfers, there is a good chance of placing the first shot in the middle of the fairway. Both on the right and on the left (before the lake) there are many trees, which may come into play.

In the sequence, the second shot will come into play the second lake to the left of the fairway. The ideal shot will be to position the ball to the left and in front of a coconut tree located to the right of the fairway, approximately 150 yards to the green.

The current green has been enlarged on the left, where it previously had a sand bank. So the third shot to the green will enter the lake on the left, as well as a single sand bank on the right of the green.

Behind the green there is a large space available for golfers who hit the third shot a lot, but who will have a much higher view of the green, which will make it difficult to stop the ball on the green in deciding.

Par 3 is considered the easiest on the entire course, as it is classified as handicap 18, although many amateur golfers do not believe it is.

The first stroke of the tee is downhill, with trees mainly to the right of the fairway.

The configuration of the hole privileges those more experienced golfers who make their strokes in draw over the sand bank on the right or those who use the “fade” movement, as the green is long and narrow with a left to right layout.

Anyway, the other amateur golfers will also have great chances to embouch for pair or boggie, even if they do not reach the green, just make your first shot slightly to the left or even straight and then give a good shot of approach to the green.

Definitely very sharp strokes on both the left and right should be avoided, as several tall trees and pines will come into play, which are strategically positioned near the tee. All golfers will have to be very careful too, with the sand bank positioned to the left of the green, as any longer flight of the ball from the tee, may hit it and hinder its exit and consequently its shot for birdie or pair.

After the green there is a considerable area / lawn for access to tee 12, with few bushes that will come into play, if it is used for those who attack the flag a lot.

Par 3 considered as one of the most beautiful and difficult holes in the entire course. The tee is high and the green is well protected by lakes in its front, on the right and at the back, in addition to a sand bank on the left. It can practically be considered as an island green.

To the left of the fairway until the Iago in front of the green is considered as “OB - Out of Bounds”.

The wind when opposed to the direction of the ball or even side winds, are factors to be considered in the selection of the best club, depending on each golfer.

The safest shot on the tee is the one that targets the left side to the middle of the green, as strokes too far to the right will increase the chances of hitting the front lake.

There is a drop area for golfers who are unable to cross the front lake. Although it seems easy and simple, this penalty shot will need care not to be too short or too long to reach the green, in order to minimize the damage caused by these strategically positioned obstacles.

Short par 5 with great chances of eagle, birdie and pair, depending on the skill of each golfer, but which will require some care in positioning the ball, from the first to the third stroke. Two lakes will come into play to the right of the fairway to the green, which may cost a few strokes, if hit.

There is currently a repair area to the left of the fairway, which is replacing a set of cross-bunkers that have been inactive. This area may benefit some golfers, thus avoiding reaching the first lake with strokes that cause the ball to roll from left to right. In addition, to the left of the tee and the fairway up to approximately 200 yards from the green, there are white stakes that indicate the boundaries of the “OB - Out of Bounds” field, if they enter a forest of trees. For skilled golfers with a long drive, there are great possibilities to reach the green with a second stroke, using a wood or hybrid.

The green is wide, elevated and configured on two levels, with entrance through the center, being protected by two front stands located on the left and right, and an additional sand bank at the bottom of the green, which is on a slope, and which will require certain ability of the golfer to take the ball to the one next to the flag.

Par 4 with dog-leg accented to the right and with Iago in front.

The fairway is set up uphill for approximately 200 yards. A good first drive with odrive will be one that has a slight fade movement, leaving the ball between 200 to 150 yards to the green.

In this way there will be great possibilities of reaching the green with the second stroke, since after the elevation of the fairway, a slope begins until the entrance of the green.

However, when making the second shot, the golfer will have to evaluate the conditions of each ball position and the wind conditions, as the green is well protected by a front bank on the left and one on the right side.

In this hole there is no off-field, and behind the green it is possible to play if the golfer attacks the flag a lot.