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Please note there have been some minor course changes since this plan was produced.
Pro Tips on each hole by Leek Club Pro Fred Fearn.

  • Course Plan

    Course Plan

  • Hole 1 -- Play your drive to the left of the fairway, trouble on the right. The longer hitters can drive the green but be aware a wayward shot makes a par difficult.

    Hole 1

  • Hole 2 -- Take great care on this hole. A fairway wood or hybrid off the tee will leave you a short to mid iron to the green.Take on the bunkers at your peril off the tee, but could leave you with just a flick to the green. Uphill shot to the green.

    Hole 2

  • Hole 3 -- This is a challenging hole, a good drive will leave a mid to long iron to a raised green. Take enough club to avoid the bunkers left and right. Second shot plays longer than its yardage. A par is a good result.

    Hole 3

  • Hole 4 -- A wind effected testing par 3. Bunkers left,right and front make accuracy to this green of the upmost importance. Take enough club to clear the front bunker.A par is always a good result.

    Hole 4

  • Hole 5 -- An accurate tee shot is requried here, with OB left and trees right. A fairway wood is the prefered club, right of centre leaves a short iron to the green.

    Hole 5

  • Hole 6 -- Birdie opportunity, but beware the new bunkers making this a tight driving hole. Ideal shot left of centre leaving long iron or fairway wood to the green. Beware three bunkers short front and right,take enough club for your approach shot but long or right leaves very difficult two putt.

    Hole 6

  • Hole 7 -- Short par 3 at 144 yds to a long narrow green. Right of green is difficult up and down but OB to the left. Put from back of green is quick.

    Hole 7

  • Hole 8 -- A good drive down the centre of fairway should see your ball finish on the right. Club selection is key, anything short will usually find front or left bunker. Green slopes from back left to front right.

    Hole 8

  • Hole 9 -- A par on this long par 3 is always good. Club selection is key. Green slopes from back to front.

    Hole 9

  • Hole 10 -- Another birdie opportunity. A good drive to the marker post avoiding left fairway bunker gives you good chance of reaching the green in two. A precise second shot to a tricky two tier green is required. Danger lurks if you are long as the green slopes from back to front.

    Hole 10

  • Hole 11 -- A tough par 3 at the best of times, the ideal line is right of the left hand bunker, the ball will feed down to the green centre. Missing to the left leaves a tricky lop to the pin. The put from the back left of the green is very quick and difficult.

    Hole 11

  • Hole 12 -- A great risk and reward hole, long hitters can drive this green but beware the short front bunker. The sensible play is a long iron or fairway wood leaving a short iron to the green. The green is long and narrow.

    Hole 12

  • Hole 13 -- A tough par 3 at 196 yds. A solid straight tee shot is required, anything weak can find trouble short with OB to the left. Anything missing to the right will be very costly indeed.

    Hole 13

  • Hole 14 -- A great par4 with stunning views of the Roaches. A good solid drive to the right half of the fairway should leave you a mid iron in. The danger is from the bunkers and trees to the right of the fairway.Usually playing to the green with the ball above your feet.

    Hole 14

  • Hole 15 -- A tough par4 with a demanding tee shot. Your drive needs to be right of centre on the fairway otherwise you will not have a view of the green. Your approach shot needs care as anything past the pin leaves a treacherous downhill putt. You will be happy with a par.

    Hole 15

  • Hole 16 -- An easy par5. A solid drive down the middle will leave you a difficult decision- go for the green or lay up? Whatever you choose if you are long the putt from the back of the green is difficult. A good birdie opportunity.

    Hole 16

  • Hole 17 -- A great hole to open your shoulders. A good drive will leave a wedge or a short iron in. The front of the green is well guarded so take enough club.

    Hole 17

  • Hole 18 -- This can be a card wrecker ! A good drive to the right side of the fairway will leave you a mid iron to a well quarded green. Missing your tee shot left or right can cost you your par. The put from the back of the green is very quick.

    Hole 18