You've made it, the 18th tee box - "WHAT?!?!" is probably what you will think when you set foot on this tee box, just when you thought the longest, hardest par 3 was behind you, you found this one.

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This plays roughly 220 metres, and playing it short to roll up is not an option as even the fairway here will stop the ball in its tracks. If you want to smile after 18 holes, you need to hit this green, and playing from an elevated position means a long iron or wood can hit and stick this green. Unless of course you are too long, in which case, you will end up really really long.

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If you must lay up, I hope after the first 17 holes your wedge game is strong and you can go up and down with ease.

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The green on 18 is long, it's wide, and no matter where that pin is placed, 3 putts will happen more often than people would like to admit. And after walking off this green you will be wanting to have another go of this hidden gem of the west, that over 18 holes has challenged all aspects of your golf game.