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Satèn
Course

With its water hazards, challenging hole lengths, undulating terrain, and doglegs, this is the most comprehensive course at the club, both technically and scenically. It offers a great variety of holes: from the Par 5 reachable in two shots, to Hole 2—famous for its iconic island green—through to the final four holes that often determine the final score. The Satèn Course allows players of all skill levels to enjoy themselves while testing every club in their bag.

With its water hazards, challenging hole lengths, undulating terrain, and doglegs, this is the most comprehensive course at the club, both technically and scenically. It offers a great variety of holes: from the Par 5 reachable in two shots, to Hole 2—famous for its iconic island green—through to the final four holes that often determine the final score. The Satèn Course allows players of all skill levels to enjoy themselves while testing every club in their bag.

Hole 1

Par 5 – HCP 15

Off the tee, avoid being overly aggressive due to the bunkers lining the left side of the fairway. The second part of the hole plays downhill, allowing you to use the slope to reach a green well-guarded by two bunkers on the left.

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Hole 2

Par 3 – HCP 17

A truly spectacular hole, jutting into the lake at the very heart of the course. Don’t let the water intimidate you; the green is expansive and lacks any significant slopes.

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Hole 3

Par 4 – HCP 9

To compensate for the slope of the terrain and stay clear of the large bunker on the right, aim to place your tee shot on the left side of the fairway. The green features a higher tier on the left side.

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Hole 4

Par 5 – HCP 11

An uphill hole from start to finish, heavily tree-lined on both sides. You must carefully navigate the elevation change, particularly on the blind shot over the fairway’s crest. The green is set transversely and is well-guarded by two bunkers on either side.

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Hole 5

Par 4 – HCP 13

A purely downhill hole, heavily tree-lined on both sides. The tee shot should favor the right side of the fairway to stay clear of the bunker guarding the landing area.

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Hole 6

Par 4 – HCP 3

A dogleg right hole where a well-placed tee shot is crucial. In the second half, the hole climbs sharply, making the approach shot to the green almost blind. The green features significant slopes toward the left.

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Hole 7

Par 3 – HCP 7

A long Par 3 played from an elevated tee, with the green well-guarded by four bunkers. It is crucial to avoid missing to the right, as the dense trees make it very easy to lose your ball.

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Hole 8

Par 4 – HCP 5

A dogleg left where long hitters can opt to carry the trees on the left side. A more conservative strategy involves using the natural slope of the hole to guide the ball into the lower section of the fairway.

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Hole 9

Par 4 – HCP 1

A long Par 4 that doglegs slightly to the left. Favor the right side off the tee to avoid the bunker and out-of-bounds on the left. On your approach shot, avoid being overly aggressive, as out-of-bounds looms immediately behind the green.

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