This opening hole places a premium on accuracy and not distance off the tee. OB aligns both sides of the fairway, which slopes to the right at the landing area. The large green is guarded to the front left and back right by bunkers. Making par is a good start!  

This short dogleg plays downwind and is one of the few birdie holes on the front nine. Big hitters can try to drive to the green by cutting the corner over the palms on the left. The undulating tiered green is guarded to the right by a cavernous bunker and a steep hill. 

This straightforward par three rewards the conservative middle of the green tee shot. Like the second hole, the green is on a hillside, balls missed to the right will catch a deep bunker or roll down the hill. 

This dogleg par 5 begins with an elevated tee shot to the fairway below. Second and third shots are straight uphill. The fairway is bordered by waste areas and narrows as it approaches the large green, bunkered to the front right.  

Rated the hardest hole on the course, length off the tee is a premium. A well struck drive will leave a long iron or even a fairway wood from a downhill lie to a green guarded by four bunkers and a pond to the right. 

The toughest par five on the course plays uphill, dead into the prevailing wind, has OB down the left, a pond to the right of the tee and waste areas aligning the fairway on both sides. The green is elevated with bunkers to the left, right and back.  

This long dogleg par four has a well situated fairway bunker to the right, demanding a straight tee shot. The large tiered green is guarded by three bunkers and is slightly elevated. 

A long iron or fairway wood is needed to reach a large undulating green, guarded by well placed bunkers. Shots hit long will find the pond.

The hole doglegs sharply to the left and requires an accurate tee shot. The elevated green is deep and protected by four bunkers.  

This short dogleg generally plays downwind and is the easiest birdie opportunity on this nine. Off an elevated tee, big hitters can try to cut the corner and drive the well bunkered green. The undulating fairway will seldom give you an even lie for your approach shot.

This short par three plays straight uphill to a green, which is guarded by a three bunkers. Small plateaus are situated in the front of the green to stop balls hit short from rolling back down the slope. 

This par 5 doglegs to the right, but slopes to the left. Two fairway traps and OB to the right come into play on your second shot. The large green is elevated and guarded by bunkers left and right.

This dogleg left is bordered by palms and waste areas down both sides of the fairways. The putting surface is slightly elevated. Bunkers to the back left and right will see a lot of balls, so too will the pond, which eats up miss-hits long or right.

This difficult hole plays straight uphill and will require most to be hitting long iron second shots into a green which is elevated and bunkered to the left. Approach shots landing short will trickle back down the slope, making par a difficult score.  

Standing higher than the Great Pyramids, our signature hole offers a breathtaking view from the elevated tee 40 meters above the landing area below. The fairway doglegs around a pond to the left, and traps come into play on second shots. The green is large and framed by bunkers.

Playing dead into the prevailing wind from an elevated tee to an elevated green. 16 is the toughest par three on the course. Both distance and accuracy are needed. Miss-hits short will either find one of the two bunkers in the front or trickle back down the hill.

This par 4 has OB to the right and a large pond to negotiate. Approach shots are hit over water to a large green with bunkers front right and in the back. Miss hits short, long or to the left will be wet.

Extremely long, straight uphill, a narrow fairway with OB on the right and generally playing straight into the wind, 18 is one of the toughest holes on the course. Even long hitters will be struggling to reach this green in two shots. Regulation pars will be few and far between.