Hole 1 - This medium length par 4 should allow the golfer to get off to a good start and hopefully get ahead of the golf course. The fairway bunkers along the left side of the golf hole protect the landing area for tee shots. From here the golfer has the best angle into the green. Those bailing out to the right side of the fairway will have to contend with the right greenside bunkers.

Hole 4 - The first of the ocean holes, this medium length par 3 has spectacular view of into the Andaman Sea beyond the green. The green sets up as an island of grass in a sea of sand and should present a unique golfing experience. This golf hole sets up best with a slight draw around the front greenside bunker especially if the pin is black left. For the golfers that bail out to the right, they will find a very tricky pitch back to the green from an uneven lie.

Hole 6 - The best tee shot for this hole depends upon the pin position. The best side of the fairway to place their tee shots is the same side of the green that the pin is located. A bunker to the right side and the canal to the left protect both sides of the fairway. The long hitters will find a very narrow fairway to contend with and may choose to hit a 3-wood here. The green is separated down the middle by a spin requiring the golfer to land their second shot on the same side of the spine as the spin in order to avoid 3 putting.

Hole 12 - The longest par on the golf course. This hole will require two big hits in order to reach the green and make par. Hitting a tee shot along the left side of the fairway close to the bunkers will give the shortest and best angle into the green. The green is protected by a lake down the right and a deep hallow to the left side for those bailing away from the water. Anyone finding themselves in this hardest hole on the golf course and is best played conservatively to avoid any big numbers.