Peregian Springs Course
Course breakdown
- Meters:
- 333
- 381
- 186
- 349
- 314
- 377
- 518
- 147
- 531
- 3136
- 323
- 476
- 162
- 397
- 135
- 300
- 402
- 361
- 500
- 3056
- Par:
- 4
- 4
- 3
- 4
- 4
- 4
- 5
- 3
- 5
- 36
- 4
- 5
- 3
- 4
- 3
- 4
- 4
- 4
- 5
- 36
Hole #1
Be aware of the fairway bunker on the left as it is in play for most people. Your approach shot is best to finish beneath the flag on a green that has some tricky breaks from back to front and right to left.
Hole #2
A well struck tee shot down the centre right will avoid the fairway bunker on the left and result with a good angle to approach a green well bunkered on the left. The fairway bunkers on the right are reachable for the longer hitter.
Hole #3
A tough hole to get the right club. This par three has a deep green, is well bunkered on the right and a deceptive breeze is generally into you from the left.
Hole #4
The fairway bunker is reachable only by the longer hitter and should be the line for everyone else with OOB on the left. Careful consideration of club is needed as it tends to play a little longer and even a light breeze seems to affect the shot here when approaching the green.
Hole #5
This tee shot needs to be centre right with a club that will lay up to the fairway bunkers. Be sure to finish under the hole with your approach to a green that slopes severely to the front through the mid section. A long hitter can be aggressive off the tee and a fairway bunker just short of the green along with bush either side of the fairway await an errant ball.
Hole #6
This hole, most often played down breeze, needs only to lay up short of the fairway bunker off the tee. The approach tends to land and release a little more on this green that has a slight tier through it and careful attention is needed to finish on the right level.
Hole #7
A seemingly intimidating tee shot is to a fairway that is wider than it looks and the ball tends to roll to the right on the gentle left to right slope. Hitting the second shot far enough down the fairway to give you a chance with your third takes some courage. The green is shallow and this brings the bunker short of the green into play.
Hole #8
This hole plays a little longer than it’s yardage because the green is deceptively above you. Well bunkered short and left the green slopes from back to front and has a well guarded interesting little tier front right.
Hole #9
Another tough par five best played conservatively. The tee shot is to a generous fairway with the bunkers to be avoided. The next set of fairway bunkers will need to be considered with the second shot. Your approach is to a green with a tight entrance and is surrounded by bunkers short, left and right. Being deep and wide with gentle slopes attention is needed when putting on this green.
Hole #10
A short hole with a dogleg left, your aim off the tee is at the fairway bunker centre right being careful not to hit in it. Any mistake with the approach shot should be on the right, with mounds placed aiding the ball to come back onto the green. Severe bunkers await a ball hit left. Again the green slopes from back to front and is deeper than it looks from the fairway.
Hole #11
A great little par five that offers chances and punishes any errant shot. The lake (not seen from the tee) on the right and bush left along with fairway bunkers, make the tee shot demanding. A second shot lay up is to a wide area with more bunkers to be avoided on the left side. The approach tends to release and there is a slight ridge on the right side of this green with a steep slope at the back. The bush right side at the green is quite close and is very much in play.
Hole #12
A sneaky par three, any wind will effect the ball a lot once it is out over the water. The green is deceptively long with a false front in the first quarter.
Hole #13
A long par four often into the breeze, the tee shot is to a wide fairway. Hazards that encroach onto the fairway from the left and the right about 40mtrs short of the green really tighten up the approach. The green is long and wide with the toughest pin spot short right cut behind the solo greenside bunker.
Hole #14
One of my favourite holes on the course. A tier though the centre of the green make club selection important. Again this hole tends to play a little longer than it’s yardage and steep bunkers short and left await a miss, along with a bunker right side. A great little hole!
Hole #15
Although reachable for the long hitters this hole is best played conservatively laying up to the 100 metre mark. Your approach is to a green that slopes from front to back and the ball will release more than you think. Well bunkered off the tee and at the green this hole plays harder than it’s yardage suggests.
Hole #16
A long green that sits diagonally away from you right to left means that this hole is best approached from the right side. Fairway bunkers off the tee on the right (not reachable for most players) and room on the left propose a good test to the long hitter and rewards courage with a shot up the green.
Hole #17
The water is about 270 metres off the tee and 30 metres short of the green. This will influence club choice from the tee for the longer hitter and the second shot in the case of the shorter hitter. The green sits diagonally away from you left to right with the greenside bunkers in play for a pin cut right side. There is also a fairway bunker in play off the tee on the right.
Hole #18
A great finishing hole, it is a dogleg left with bunkers in play from the tee shot through to the green. A long and narrow green is best approached from the left side of the fairway as is sits diagonally away from you left to right with bunkers waiting for any shot hit short or right.
- Meters:
- 308
- 353
- 154
- 330
- 298
- 355
- 500
- 138
- 497
- 2933
- 311
- 451
- 139
- 371
- 121
- 274
- 380
- 342
- 473
- 2862
- Par:
- 4
- 4
- 3
- 4
- 4
- 4
- 5
- 3
- 5
- 36
- 4
- 5
- 3
- 4
- 3
- 4
- 4
- 4
- 5
- 36
Hole #1
Be aware of the fairway bunker on the left as it is in play for most people. Your approach shot is best to finish beneath the flag on a green that has some tricky breaks from back to front and right to left.
Hole #2
A well struck tee shot down the centre right will avoid the fairway bunker on the left and result with a good angle to approach a green well bunkered on the left. The fairway bunkers on the right are reachable for the longer hitter.
Hole #3
A tough hole to get the right club. This par three has a deep green, is well bunkered on the right and a deceptive breeze is generally into you from the left.
Hole #4
The fairway bunker is reachable only by the longer hitter and should be the line for everyone else with OOB on the left. Careful consideration of club is needed as it tends to play a little longer and even a light breeze seems to affect the shot here when approaching the green.
Hole #5
This tee shot needs to be centre right with a club that will lay up to the fairway bunkers. Be sure to finish under the hole with your approach to a green that slopes severely to the front through the mid section. A long hitter can be aggressive off the tee and a fairway bunker just short of the green along with bush either side of the fairway await an errant ball.
Hole #6
This hole, most often played down breeze, needs only to lay up short of the fairway bunker off the tee. The approach tends to land and release a little more on this green that has a slight tier through it and careful attention is needed to finish on the right level.
Hole #7
A seemingly intimidating tee shot is to a fairway that is wider than it looks and the ball tends to roll to the right on the gentle left to right slope. Hitting the second shot far enough down the fairway to give you a chance with your third takes some courage. The green is shallow and this brings the bunker short of the green into play.
Hole #8
This hole plays a little longer than it’s yardage because the green is deceptively above you. Well bunkered short and left the green slopes from back to front and has a well guarded interesting little tier front right.
Hole #9
Another tough par five best played conservatively. The tee shot is to a generous fairway with the bunkers to be avoided. The next set of fairway bunkers will need to be considered with the second shot. Your approach is to a green with a tight entrance and is surrounded by bunkers short, left and right. Being deep and wide with gentle slopes attention is needed when putting on this green.
Hole #10
A short hole with a dogleg left, your aim off the tee is at the fairway bunker centre right being careful not to hit in it. Any mistake with the approach shot should be on the right, with mounds placed aiding the ball to come back onto the green. Severe bunkers await a ball hit left. Again the green slopes from back to front and is deeper than it looks from the fairway.
Hole #11
A great little par five that offers chances and punishes any errant shot. The lake (not seen from the tee) on the right and bush left along with fairway bunkers, make the tee shot demanding. A second shot lay up is to a wide area with more bunkers to be avoided on the left side. The approach tends to release and there is a slight ridge on the right side of this green with a steep slope at the back. The bush right side at the green is quite close and is very much in play.
Hole #12
A sneaky par three, any wind will effect the ball a lot once it is out over the water. The green is deceptively long with a false front in the first quarter.
Hole #13
A long par four often into the breeze, the tee shot is to a wide fairway. Hazards that encroach onto the fairway from the left and the right about 40mtrs short of the green really tighten up the approach. The green is long and wide with the toughest pin spot short right cut behind the solo greenside bunker.
Hole #14
One of my favourite holes on the course. A tier though the centre of the green make club selection important. Again this hole tends to play a little longer than it’s yardage and steep bunkers short and left await a miss, along with a bunker right side. A great little hole!
Hole #15
Although reachable for the long hitters this hole is best played conservatively laying up to the 100 metre mark. Your approach is to a green that slopes from front to back and the ball will release more than you think. Well bunkered off the tee and at the green this hole plays harder than it’s yardage suggests.
Hole #16
A long green that sits diagonally away from you right to left means that this hole is best approached from the right side. Fairway bunkers off the tee on the right (not reachable for most players) and room on the left propose a good test to the long hitter and rewards courage with a shot up the green.
Hole #17
The water is about 270 metres off the tee and 30 metres short of the green. This will influence club choice from the tee for the longer hitter and the second shot in the case of the shorter hitter. The green sits diagonally away from you left to right with the greenside bunkers in play for a pin cut right side. There is also a fairway bunker in play off the tee on the right.
Hole #18
A great finishing hole, it is a dogleg left with bunkers in play from the tee shot through to the green. A long and narrow green is best approached from the left side of the fairway as is sits diagonally away from you left to right with bunkers waiting for any shot hit short or right.
- Meters:
- 276
- 316
- 119
- 289
- 268
- 317
- 449
- 105
- 443
- 2582
- 296
- 388
- 116
- 319
- 113
- 257
- 352
- 307
- 458
- 2606
- Par:
- 4
- 4
- 3
- 4
- 4
- 4
- 5
- 3
- 5
- 36
- 4
- 5
- 3
- 4
- 3
- 4
- 4
- 4
- 5
- 36
Hole #1
Be aware of the fairway bunker on the left as it is in play for most people. Your approach shot is best to finish beneath the flag on a green that has some tricky breaks from back to front and right to left.
Hole #2
A well struck tee shot down the centre right will avoid the fairway bunker on the left and result with a good angle to approach a green well bunkered on the left. The fairway bunkers on the right are reachable for the longer hitter.
Hole #3
A tough hole to get the right club. This par three has a deep green, is well bunkered on the right and a deceptive breeze is generally into you from the left.
Hole #4
The fairway bunker is reachable only by the longer hitter and should be the line for everyone else with OOB on the left. Careful consideration of club is needed as it tends to play a little longer and even a light breeze seems to affect the shot here when approaching the green.
Hole #5
This tee shot needs to be centre right with a club that will lay up to the fairway bunkers. Be sure to finish under the hole with your approach to a green that slopes severely to the front through the mid section. A long hitter can be aggressive off the tee and a fairway bunker just short of the green along with bush either side of the fairway await an errant ball.
Hole #6
This hole, most often played down breeze, needs only to lay up short of the fairway bunker off the tee. The approach tends to land and release a little more on this green that has a slight tier through it and careful attention is needed to finish on the right level.
Hole #7
A seemingly intimidating tee shot is to a fairway that is wider than it looks and the ball tends to roll to the right on the gentle left to right slope. Hitting the second shot far enough down the fairway to give you a chance with your third takes some courage. The green is shallow and this brings the bunker short of the green into play.
Hole #8
This hole plays a little longer than it’s yardage because the green is deceptively above you. Well bunkered short and left the green slopes from back to front and has a well guarded interesting little tier front right.
Hole #9
Another tough par five best played conservatively. The tee shot is to a generous fairway with the bunkers to be avoided. The next set of fairway bunkers will need to be considered with the second shot. Your approach is to a green with a tight entrance and is surrounded by bunkers short, left and right. Being deep and wide with gentle slopes attention is needed when putting on this green.
Hole #10
A short hole with a dogleg left, your aim off the tee is at the fairway bunker centre right being careful not to hit in it. Any mistake with the approach shot should be on the right, with mounds placed aiding the ball to come back onto the green. Severe bunkers await a ball hit left. Again the green slopes from back to front and is deeper than it looks from the fairway.
Hole #11
A great little par five that offers chances and punishes any errant shot. The lake (not seen from the tee) on the right and bush left along with fairway bunkers, make the tee shot demanding. A second shot lay up is to a wide area with more bunkers to be avoided on the left side. The approach tends to release and there is a slight ridge on the right side of this green with a steep slope at the back. The bush right side at the green is quite close and is very much in play.
Hole #12
A sneaky par three, any wind will effect the ball a lot once it is out over the water. The green is deceptively long with a false front in the first quarter.
Hole #13
A long par four often into the breeze, the tee shot is to a wide fairway. Hazards that encroach onto the fairway from the left and the right about 40mtrs short of the green really tighten up the approach. The green is long and wide with the toughest pin spot short right cut behind the solo greenside bunker.
Hole #14
One of my favourite holes on the course. A tier though the centre of the green make club selection important. Again this hole tends to play a little longer than it’s yardage and steep bunkers short and left await a miss, along with a bunker right side. A great little hole!
Hole #15
Although reachable for the long hitters this hole is best played conservatively laying up to the 100 metre mark. Your approach is to a green that slopes from front to back and the ball will release more than you think. Well bunkered off the tee and at the green this hole plays harder than it’s yardage suggests.
Hole #16
A long green that sits diagonally away from you right to left means that this hole is best approached from the right side. Fairway bunkers off the tee on the right (not reachable for most players) and room on the left propose a good test to the long hitter and rewards courage with a shot up the green.
Hole #17
The water is about 270 metres off the tee and 30 metres short of the green. This will influence club choice from the tee for the longer hitter and the second shot in the case of the shorter hitter. The green sits diagonally away from you left to right with the greenside bunkers in play for a pin cut right side. There is also a fairway bunker in play off the tee on the right.
Hole #18
A great finishing hole, it is a dogleg left with bunkers in play from the tee shot through to the green. A long and narrow green is best approached from the left side of the fairway as is sits diagonally away from you left to right with bunkers waiting for any shot hit short or right.
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