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Hole 7: ‘Serpentine’ 423 yards (par 4)
From the tee, every piece of danger is visible and it is for the thinking golfer to determine how to play the hole. Too far right and a lost ball or an impossible 2nd shot will be the result. Too far left and a lost ball is again the likely outcome; or at the very least, a blind 2nd shot over or around a gorse covered dune. Depending on wind direction, even the scratch golfer may be happy to settle for a bogey 5 here.

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