About this place
The finest walk of the day
The 18th is a long, gentle par 5 that runs west toward the pines. In the last hour of daylight the fairway glows, the greens turn gold and the whole course goes quiet.
An evening ritual
Many guests skip the last tee time and simply walk the 18th at sunset, glass in hand. Staff leave lanterns along the path, and the terrace above the green stays open until the last group is in.
Photographs and keepsakes
The light is best about forty minutes before sunset. Ask at reception for a sunset walk card, which marks the best spots for photographs and the order of the colours as the sky changes.
On the course
Gallery
Before you go
Good to know
Our advice
Play it for the walk, not the score. Aim at the left edge of the fairway and let the slope carry the ball.
Best time to go
From about an hour before sunset. Arrive earlier in summer and later in autumn.
Good to know
Evening walks are free for hotel guests. Lanterns and blankets are provided on cooler nights.
Plan your round
Book a tee time
Tee times, lessons and terrace tables are arranged by our team.
Hotel guests can also book through reception.
Keep exploring
More from the course
HOLE 01
The Pine Course
Eighteen holes carved through old pine forest, with elevated tees, tree-lined fairways and a dramatic drop at the 7th.
HOLE 02
Range & Academy
A floodlit driving range, a short-game area and PGA-qualified coaches to sharpen every part of your game.
HOLE 04
The 19th hole
Cold local whites, fireside stews and stories of the round, served on a terrace above the final green.
Your tee time is waiting
Pine-view rooms and suites
Championship holes through the pines
Par, set in the pine highlands