Workington Golf Club 4

Par 4 with out of bounds on the right, bunkers to catch you out on either side of the fairway

Par 4 - Driving off the Mens White Tee - A faded drive to the left of the conifers will miss the bunkers and leave you in good position for your second shot into the green.

Par 5 dog-leg off the Wite Tee A straight drive down the right hand side of the fairway, will leave a 5 wood or long iron to around a wedge into a large green.

PAR 5 For shorter hitters aim straight between the 2 trees, for the longer hitters you may want to aim straight over the big tree and carry it. The hole slopes from left to right all the way so try to stay right, but not too far because there is a water hazard all the way up the right hand side.

PAR 4 - A straight shot is crucial as there is OOB on the right and trees to the left, bunkers either side of fairway, short hole with a lot of danger.

PAR 3 -A short par 3 guarded by bunkers either side of the green. Requires a well hit short to mid iron. The green slopes from back to front.

PAR 3 - Depending on conditions the tee shot is anything from a 3 wood to a mid iron. Hit the right shot and it floats down over the bunker onto the green.

PAR 4 - A good straight drive slightly left of the marker post but avoiding the trees leaves a short iron into a green guarded with bunkers to both left and right. Avoid going through the green as it falls away at the back and right side.

PAR 4 - A straight drive left of the marker post should leave you in good position for a mid iron second shot to a green hidden with run offs on each side.

PAR 3 - Off the ladies tee A medium iron or small wood needs to accurately place the ball to a well bunkered green. It is better to be slightly long than short to avoid the slope at the front as any ball will run off into a valley. In summer pin position is important as it will be a very fast putt.

Par 5 - Dog-leg with internal OOB on the right full length of the hole. Bunkers up the right at 230 yards to catch drives, don't aim too far left as there is a copse of trees. Dog leg right to the well guarded small green with high rough and OOB down on the left.

PAR 3 - A short hole to an elevated green which is protected with bunkers to the front and side. Not easy.

PAR 5 - I would use a driver off the tee avoiding going left (out of bounds & water hazard), 2nd shot I would take a seven wood to clear the water hazard and play to the top of the hill. 3rd shot would be a seven wood or five iron on to the green.

PAR 5 - Driver off the Tee keep to left side of fairway to avoid bunkers on the right, fairway wood for 2nd shot 8 or 9 iron to the green. No trouble in front of green but avoid going through the green as it falls away at the back, this could leave you a tricky return shot.

PAR 3 - A long par 3 which requires a well struck long iron to driver to carry the bunkers guarding the green. Green has lots of slopes and swales. You might just be happy with a 4.

PAR 4 - The tee shot needs to aim slightly left or else you may be blocked out by large trees down the right for you 2nd shot. An uphill second shot may require an extra club than normal but beware a ditch at the rear of the green.

PAR 4 With OOB on the right. Depending on the wind direction your tee shot could be a driver, 3 wood or a mid iron. Accuracy required with second using a wedge as the green has good bunker placement.

PAR 4 - The tee is set back in the fir trees and any straight drive is rewarded however any wayward drive punished by bunker on the right and out of bounds and trees to the left. Many ladies wisely treat it as a par 5 playing short with the second and on with the third.