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No	White Yards	Yellow Yards	Par	SI	No	White Yards	Yellow Yards	Par	SI	No	White Yards	Yellow Yards	Par	SI

1	384	384	4	13	1	434	431	4	6	1	342	330	4	12/11
2	458	441	4	3	2	110	107	3	18	2	208	198	3	6/5
3	197	177	3	9	3	347	336	4	16	3	315	301	4	16/15
4	271	262	4	17	4	423	417	4	2	4	475	448	5	10/9
5	390	380	4	5	5	208	195	3	10	5	390	375	4	4/3
6	468	459	4	1	6	534	520	5	12	6	280	250	4	8/7
7	476	455	5	11	7	440	405	4	4	7	380	325	4	2/1
8	177	173	3	15	8	417	411	4	8	8	173	167	3	18/17
9	389	377	4	7	9	390	352	4	14	9	334	286	4	14/13
	3210	3108	35			3303	3174	35			2897	2680	35

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BLUE 1 (10th).
A long and difficult starting par 4, with a blind drive over the heather and some rhododendron bushes, to a downhill fairway which slopes left to right. The rough and the trees catch anything hit too far left and the second shot is much more difficult from this side. The ideal line is to the left of the lone large pine tree you can see in the distance on the right. After driving you are faced with a steep heather bank and bunker where the fairway narrows and a large deep bunker 20 yards further on the right side. If the drive is not long enough it is better to lay up short of these hazards as there is another bank to the left of the deep bunker. The green is very large and two tier with a steep slope running left to right down its centre. Regardless of the pin position the shot to the green should be aimed left of the flag as the contours will tend to throw the ball to the right. Two bunkers flank the right side of the green which is generally regarded as one of the most difficult on the course, especially if your ball is on the wrong level.

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