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(21) Pages » Hole No.14

A dogleg to the right. The landing zone is pretty well protected by bunkers. The hole is not long, but treacherous: it has cost me a lot of doubles. Certainly you must try to keep the first shot away from the fairway bunkers.

(22) Pages » Hole No.15

One of the shorter holes, but the tee is in the woods. A typical birdie hole for long players. The first part is played through a cleared strip in the woodland, which is ten metres wide. Furthermore the hole is well protected by bunkers, both by the green and in the landing zone.

(23) Pages » Hole No.16

Again a hole that is not the longest, but in my opinion it is one of the most difficult on the course, thanks to the double water hazard on the right side. Therefore keep to the left of the fairway using either an iron or a wood.

(24) Pages » Hole No.17

The longest hole on the course. A slight dogleg to the right. There is no sand hazard in the landing zone. Selecting the second shot is more complicated because there is a water hazard on the right side.

(25) Pages » Hole No.18

A slight dogleg to the right on one of the widest fairways. I recommend a long opening shot using a wood, only the left edge of the fairway is protected by a bunker. Try to remain in the middle. If you are not sure of a second precise shot to the green, keep short.

(26) Pages » Hole No.2

This hole is slightly downhill and slopes to the right and it is bordered on the left side by the course boundaries. I recommend players, who are capable of driving one hundred and eighty metre or more, to direct the first shot from the tee over the first tree in the wood on the right edge of the fairway.

(27) Pages » Hole No.3

This hole is described as the 2nd hardest in Marianske Lazne. (Personally I do not consider it so difficult). On the left side it is bordered by the course boundaries. The landing zone is very narrow, approximately twenty metres.

(28) Pages » Hole No.4

A relatively simple hole. It is not one of the longest, but be careful, it contains seven well-placed bunkers. Aim for the centre of the fairly wide fairway. This hole has one of the smallest greens, which is very well protected by sand hazards.

(29) Pages » Hole No.5

A dogleg to the left, it is bordered to the left by woods, which also form the boundary of the course to a distance of approximately two hundred metres. The green is not visible from the tee. This is not the hardest hole, but again it is very technical.

(30) Pages » Hole No.6

A very long hole, it requires a long and solid shot. But it must be straight, because the left side of the fairway is out of bounds. There is not much danger on the right side in the rough but a shot to the green would be difficult.