Hole 1, Par 5 (473 m)
Position drive right of centre which opens up for downhill and second shot. Green has many tiers, so make sure you are on the same level as the flag to avoid 3 putting.
Hole 2, Par 4 (357 m)
Tee shot must be positioned left of centre avoiding trees to the right. Mid iron selection for the second shot, however can't afford to be long over the green.
Hole 3, Par 3 (150 m)
Downhill par 3 to an elevated well bunkered green. Always plays one less club than normal because of the tee's elevation.
Hole 4, Par 4 (323 m)
A slight dogleg left with bunkers on the left and right of the fairway at the bend for the longer hitters off the tee. From the bend there is a steep incline to an elevated green with two bunkers on the right and a grass 'pot' to the front left.
Hole 5, Par 4 (287 m)
Tee shot must be hit right of centre to hold fairway because of its sloping right to left. Short iron approach to a tricky well bunkered green.
Hole 6, Par 4 (402 m)
Tee shot to be positioned left of centre to hold fairway to the right. Approach is with a long iron to a flat green.
Hole 7, Par 5 (444 m)
A dogleg left with a large bunker on the left of the fairway at the bend. The fairway crests at the corner revealing a narrow entrance to a tiered green protected by two bunkers on the right and one to the higher left side where swales provide additional interest.
Hole 8, Par 3 (125 m)
Mid iron shot to a green that slopes quite severely back to front. Well bunkered and easier to putt if putting up the slope.
Hole 9, Par 4 (355 m)
Most difficult hole on the course. Tee shot positioned right of centre to hold fairway on the left. Second shot approach should be aimed right of target because of your feet being lower than the ball.
Hole 10, Par 4 (387 m)
Downhill par 4 that requires a tee shot down the left side. Second shot can be short allowing ball to run down onto the green.
Hole 11, Par 4 (321 m)
Dogleg right to left par 4 that needs tee shot to be right of centre so as not to be blocked out for second shot by trees on the left.
Hole 12, Par 3 (184 m)
A straight hit from an elevated tee across a valley to a forward sloping green protected by bunkers on both sides. Probably Canberra's best Par 3.
Hole 13, Par 5 (450 m)
Uphill par 5 that requires a tee shot left of centre. Second shot to avoid bunkering 80 metres short of the green. Short iron third to a large sloping green.
Hole 14, Par 4 (353 m)
Demanding uphill par 4. Tee shot to be hit over trees on the left edge of fairway to shortcut the hole. Green is long and slopes back to front.
Hole 15, Par 4 (308 m)
A dogleg right. Drive from an elevated tee to the bend with a shallow bunker on the right. From the bend there is a steep incline to an elevated tiered green protected by bunkers to the front right and left. There is another bunker on the left side of the green.
Hole 16, Par 3 (147 m)
Shortish downhill par 3 that is well bunkered and green slopes slightly left to right.
Hole 17, Par 5 (497 m)
Drive left of centre and second shot hit left of centre to avoid ball running into right rough. Short iron third shot to a well bunkered green.
Hole 18, Par 4 (328 m)
A dogleg right staring with an uphill drive towards the corner. The fairway continues climbing to an elevated, sloping green. Shallow bunkers on both sides of the fairway line the approach to a narrow, raised entrance to the green with a substantial bunker on the front right.