Beautifully manicured tees designed and maintained to centre the bubble in a spirit level and the 5.2 kilometres of perfectly trimmed luma (myrtus communis) hedges around the course and Clubhouse are a constant talking point among visitors. At the 10th, this precision makes an interesting counterpoint to the rolling fairways while the wedge of receding bunkers shows way to a green nestled among the mounds. Native trees against the sky in the background suggest the path of a watercourse, giving the scene a bush appearance reminiscent of the Murray River courses. Rippling swales extend most of the way around the green and into the slope at the rear which offers excellent views of the surrounding holes and lakes. This is the start of a run of three holes without water.