Alenda

Golfers playing the Alenda golf course can enjoy a fantastically varied round of golf so that they are kept on their toes throughout. The golf course is set across two valleys creating a truly unique landscape. The front nine are widely considered to be the easier set, however, that is not to say that they are by any means boring! The front nine have a distinct parkland feel with its holes characterised by spacious fairways and forgiving tee shots. Players must not be lured into a false sense of security with its wide fairways however, as when the coastal winds come into play, a solid shot can be sent wayward into the surrounding greenery and vegetation. The front set of nine are typically more accommodating for higher handicappers, whereas in contrast the more consistent golfer can enjoy the back nine.

The back nine holes at the Alenda golf course offer a stern test of golf with all of its holes characterised by narrow fairways and several long par threes. These holes prove to be the real challenge which will test the technical capability of all that cross its path. The challenge here is concluded with the final 18th hole, widely considered to be the most testing on the golf course. Here, players will need to successfully navigate around a tricky dogleg and a lengthy drive across a lake. The Alenda golf course provides a very entertaining round for all standards of players; each golfer will need to utilise every club in the bag.