You must negotiate the trees left with your tee shot. Finding the fairway, which turns left, will leave you a relatively short approach.

Following a well-hit drive the stately pines and spruce will guide you to the slightly elevated green. Be careful of the hazards on approach.

Take in the panoramic view down the valley as you tee off to the generous landing area. From the fairway you will have a straightforward iron shot into the large green.

Visualisation is required for your tee-shot. You must gauge the distance to a green surface 40m below. Finding the green here will allow you to relax and enjoy the view.

This hole will play slightly longer than its distance suggests as its generally into the prevailing wind. Correct positioning of the drive will be all-important if the golfer is to have a simple second shot.

This short par 4 played into the narrow tree-lined fairway will place a premium on drive accuracy. Thereafter, what remains will be a short iron into a well protected green and hopefully a birdie opportunity.

This medium length par 3 is nestled in amongst the pines and spruce. It will demand an accurate tee shot to leave you close to the pin.

Time to take some respite from the accurate play demanded by the woodlands. The first half of the hole is generally level but from there the hole proceeds quickly downhill, usually played with the prevailing winds.

Flanked by woodland along the left-hand side, one of the course’s most memorable holes presents a tricky second shot downhill to the green site by Macreddin Stone Bridge.

The shortest Par 4 on the course still requires accuracy from the tee. From the correct position, the short second shot should create another birdie opportunity.

Find the fairway, which drifts to the left, will leave a straightforward short iron shot
into the green.

The drive has to be played over Ballycreen Brook and will leave a long iron shot between the statuesque pines to the green.
A memorable hole where most will be delighted with Par.

A classical and scenic tree-lined Par 5 requires strategy from the tee. Play safely or take on the risk and reap the reward for a brave shot at the well bunkered green.

Negotiate the tree and surrounding hazards to land this green. The undulations and numerous alternating positions will determine the level of challenge required from your short game.

The densely tree-lined fairway on the last Par 5 curves right to the tricky green. Strategic play rather than brute force is key.

This hole length dictates that a straight drive is a golfer’s first priority. The second shot is also tree-lined to the green.

The final Par 3 demands courage and accuracy. The green below is well protected by the Brook and bunker. Only a well-judged shot will find the wide but shallow green.

An island landing area and a meandering Brook, criss-crossing the fairway brings a memorable conclusion to your round of golf at Macreddin Golf Course.