A short par 5 offers a great opportunity for a fast start. After safely negotiating your tee shot over the pond to the corner of the dog-leg, look left for a stunning view over the Chilterns. Out of bounds stretches the length of the hole to the left, with two bunkers protecting the front of the green that slopes back to front.

The first par 3 that requires an accurate tee shot to a small green that slopes back to front. Anything long will test your short game. Left could result in a face-off with the resident neighbouring cheetahs.

A par 5 that looks out over the wild savannahs of Africa at the local zoo! Out of bounds runs menacingly along the left side of the hole and, whilst the longer hitter can reach the green in two, danger is literally right next door! If the green is out of range the ideal lay-up is just short of the two mounds leaving a comfortable approach shot to the green guarded by a bunker that seems to creep out of nowhere and swallow the ball.

A tough par 4 that demands an accurate tee shot if you’re to get a good, clear view of the green. The longer hitter might take the ‘Tiger line’ and cut the corner by aiming over the oak tree that stands proudly on the corner of this right to left dog-leg 245 yards from the back tee. A narrow approach between a sharp run off area and deep greenside bunkers makes this hole a true test from tee to green.