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A brilliant short par 4 played along a ridge, with beautiful Sand Belt bunkers lining the left side. This hole is a fantastic design that only gets more challenging the better you play. Precision and strategy are key here, as the layout can be deceivingly tricky.
Widely considered the perfect two-shot hole. Bunkers guard both the tee and the right side of the green, forcing you to take on both for success. The hole’s negative camber—a left-to-right slope on a dogleg right to left—adds an additional layer of difficulty, making it a true test for any golfer.
Geoff Ogilvy at Kingston Heath Golf Club
Arguably my favourite long par 3 in Melbourne. It requires a long iron to a small but beautifully designed green. Like most great holes, the more you try to conquer it, the more challenging it becomes.
A terrific short par 4 that looks deceptively simple. The flat ground and a great green invite you to play close to the left fairway bunker for a better approach. But it’s a risk—tempting golfers to be more aggressive than is sensible.
