A tricky opening hole with 2 bunkers waiting to collect tee shots on the corner of the dog leg. A slightly raised green with subtle slopes enhance the challenge of scoring well.

A short yet tricky par 3, especially when the pin is located in at the front of the bottle neck where 2 bunkers are waiting to grab pulled and pushed shots.

The tee shot is inviting with a generously wide fairway but beware of the ditches on either side. The green is protected by two bunkers and features roll off areas on the left and back.

Stroke index 1, toughest hole on the course. An accurate drive is required, as missing the fairway on either side could result in a lay up. The green is raised making it hard to get up and down.

A long par 3 and a tough green that slopes heavily from back to front. The large tree short of the green is many golfers nemesis, avoid this and you have a good chance to score well.

Another par 5 with a wide fairway for the tee shot. Big hitters may go for the green in two but most golfers will play this par 5 by laying up short of the ditch that runs across the fairway, 30 yards short of the green.

A dog-leg right where conservative golfers will lay up to the corner. The narrow green is protected by a big drop off to the left and a bunker to the right. Hit this green in regulation and you walk off happy.

The 8th is a mid-range par 3 and the green is surrounded by 3 bunkers. The green may seem flat, but there is many subtle slopes and breaks.

With a 90 degree dogleg to the left, placement off the tee box is key to scoring low. Hit a good tee shot and it is a short iron to the green but beware, out of bounds looms to the left and a bunker waiting on the right.

The signature hole of Lee Park. Only a short par 3 but the elevated tee box with large trees on either side make for a picturesque view. Don't leave yourself a long putt though, as this green is large with different levels.

Another dogleg left where placing the tee shot is vital. Out of bounds is waiting for pulled and hooked shots while a bunker and trees are waiting to collect the ball on the right. The green is large and slopes severely from left to right.

The 12th is a short par 4 where the big hitters will be tempted to go for it, especially in a downwind. But beware, the perimeter of the course and out of bounds runs all the way down the left.

The final par 3 and similar to the 2nd. Both green-side bunkers are fairly deep and missing the raised green makes it hard to get up and down.

The 14th is the start of a trio of tough holes. Normally into the wind making it play longer. It is tree lined on both sides of the fairway so accuracy is needed from the tee. Two bunkers and a pond bring danger for anyone who needs to lay up, while the green is protected by 2 bunkers.

The hardest hole on the back 9. Although it is normally downwind, the fairway gets narrower the further you hit it. But the biggest test is hitting the green in regulation. It is raised up and anything short will roll back down. Miss the green right and you have a tough chip up the slope, while the left is protected by a bunker. A par is always a good score on this hole.

Risk and reward. Out of bounds left and right with a narrow fairway to hit if you take a driver on this tricky par 5. If you navigate the tee shot well the rest of the hole is straight forward. But like many greens at Lee Park, it is raised up and has plenty of undulation.

A dogleg left. Aim for the hump on the fairway from the tee shot, then all you have to do is avoid the bunkers protecting the green.

Beware of the hazards. Another hole that requires a good tee shot. Fairway bunkers are waiting, avoid these and then take a deep breath before you hit your last approach shot. Many balls have disappeared into the pond that guards the green, golfers with a good score are sure to aim well right of this.