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1. Equator

A medium distance par 3 to start. Try and keep your tee shot under the hole for an uphill putt.

2. Waterfall

A relatively wide driving hole with a fairway that bottlenecks on the approach to the green. The second shot tends to play longer than it looks.

Hole	Name	White Yards	Yellow Yards	Ladies Yards	Par	Stroke Index
1	Equator	161	151	158	3	10
2	Waterfall	367	358	344	4	4
3	Ditch	151	145	133	3	18
4	Meadow	366	352	310	4	14
5	Copse	345	332	316	4	2
6	Grouse	306	289	359	4/5	12
7	Woodcock	394	394	394	4	6
8	Fitton’s	532	530	472	5	16
9	Brook	179	174	175	3	8
	OUT	2824	2752	2661	34/35
10	Dukes Bridge	184	178	168	3	9
11	Pump House	359	358	304	4	15
12	Dam	165	159	136	3	7
13	Burn	386	363	348	4	3
14	Barn	300	285	270	4	17
15	Snake	447	374	362	4/5	1
16	Valley	398	394	373	4	11
17	Royal Oak	538	538	466	5	5
18	Road Hole	181	174	175	3	13
	IN	2935	2796	2602	34/35
	OUT	2824	2752	2661	34/35
	TOTAL	5759	5548	5263	68/70

3. Ditch

A short par 3 hole, but one that will demand all your skills on a undulating green.

4. Meadow

A straight away par 4. The decision is whether to take on the water hazard running across the fairway. Three bunkers await the loose second shot.

5. Copse

A dog-leg right par 4.

A tough hole where the drive needs to be down the left side. The narrow water hazard is in play off the tee. The green is guarded on the left side by a large sycamore tree.

6. Grouse

A 90° dogleg to the right. There is more room on the fairway than there looks from the tee. A lovely short par 4.

7. Copse

From a spectacularly elevated tee you drive onto a fairway that doglegs left to a narrow green. A par here is always acceptable. Watch out for the out of bounds on the left, particularly from the tee.

8. Fitton

A par 5 that runs parallel with the Snake Pass Road. Hit your tee shot down the right side to catch the fast lane. Be aware of the dead ground on the approach. Trust your yardage on the approach.

9. Brook

A demanding par 3 to finish the front 9. An accurate tee shot is required due to this green's protection in the form of bunkers, stream and the road at the back.

10. Dukes Bridger

A strong par 3 that will test thebest of golfers, with the equally demanding putting surface

11. Pump House

Again an inviting driving hole with a stream on the right awaiting any pushed second shot.

12. Dam

A challenging par 3 with another large oak tree between the tee and green, making accuracy a premium. Another hole where par is more than acceptable.

13. Burn

Another good drive is required here. Again be careful of the water hazard and the well protected green.

14. Barn

A straight up par 4. This is a birdie chance with one of the flattest greens on the course but accuracy is critcal to avoide the two bunkers that protect the front of the green.

15. Snake

The toughest hole on the course. Uphill all the way to the raised green. A par here is more than acceptable.

16. Valley

A picturesque hole, with the tilting fairway. Keep your approach to the left side if possible.

17. Royal Oak

Like hole 8, this par 5 requires strategy to avoid trouble off the tee and on the approach. Drive to the right half of the fairway.

18. Road Hole

A strong closing hole said to be the most demanding finishing hole in Derbyshire!

A really great par 3!!