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Hole 10 Par 5 HCP 4 Another par 5, but this time right to left all the way. The drive has a beautifully contoured landing area over water and framed by bunkers on the left. Long well-placed drives down the right side of the featuring will allow for a clear second shot over a rough valley. Only right to left second shots here will leave a short pitch to a raised green and a genuine birdie chance.

Hole 11 Par 4 HCP 14 One of the highest points on the course the teeing areas afford a lovely view of this short par 4, with the green tucked to the right in the rubber trees, protected behind by a sharp slope into water. A powerfully hit left to right drive may find the front of the green. If you don't get it right, your path to the green will be blocked & you may not find the green in two! A shorter accurate tee shot to the left over the rough hollow may be the smart choice.

Hole 12 Par 3 HCP 16 The shortest par 3 at the Blue Canyon. The green is virtually on an island, with water just short left and long right of the putting surface. Seeing a well struck short to medium iron from the elevated tee, out of a chute of trees, is one of the most enjoyable shots on the course. However, poor club selection could yield a 3-putt bogey or worse, on this large green.

Hole 13 Par 5 HCP 10 Normally a par 5 for regular play, today's professionals will find this a two shot hole. A large tree stands in the fairway's centre. Accurate drives will pass left of it leaving an easier second shot. Drives to the right leave a choice of a safe second or a long shot over water to a well-guarded green.

Hole 14 Par 4 HCP 6 This long uphill par 4 is becoming a very demanding tee shot as the trees mature. Drives must find the left half of a "hogback" fairway or they are kicked behind a Padauk tree guarding the right hand dog-leg. The second shot requires control of distance to a raised green, guarded from left by a cavernous bunker. Putts from "over safe" second shots behind the hole will be extremely fast.

Hole 15 Par 5 HCP 8 From the championship tee, this slightly left to right par 5 descends the full 22 meters of elevation change on the course. A wide fairway begs you to let rip from the tee; which you will have to do to be able to carry the water on the second shot. Beware, as there is also water close behind the green. This hole presents a definite birdie chance for a long hitter.

Hole 16 Par 4 HCP 12 Cautious drivers will steer clear of three interestingly shaped bunkers on the corner of this dog leg left. However, staying too far right will result in a long iron to this large green and three putts will be more likely.

Hole 17 Par 3 HCP 18 This is the first and only hole with no water! However, the severe undulation of this par 3 more than compensates. It is a refreshingly moderate par three in length, where good club selection and accurate execution will avoid very testing putting conditions.

Hole 18 Par 4 HCP 2 A single tree separates fairway options. The high left side allows a beautiful view of a small green slotted between high rust tinted canyon walls, step grassed mounds and a vegetation fringed water filled canyon. A single bunker provides "relief" for slightly pulled second shots. Over safe long second shots find rough slopes, awkward to chip from. There is nowhere to hide on one of golf's most testing holes.