Golf de Morfontaine

A strategic par 4 that doglegs right through silver birch and pine trees, requiring precise positioning off the tee to open up the approach. The second shot must navigate bunkers to reach one of Simpson's finest green complexes, with subtle contours that reward accurate iron play and punish anything offline with a difficult up-and-down.

A stunning short hole that plays across heather to a green surrounded by bunkers and natural hazards. The hole epitomises Morfontaine's natural beauty and strategic challenge, with the wind through the trees making club selection critical and the green's contours demanding precision to set up any realistic birdie chance.

A demanding par 4 that plays through a corridor of mature trees, with heather and bunkers threatening wayward shots on both sides. The approach must be precisely judged to reach an elevated green with dramatic contours, making two-putting a genuine challenge even from the middle of the putting surface.

A strategic three-shot par 5 that doglegs left through the forest, offering risk-reward opportunities for longer hitters willing to take on the trees. The second shot decision is critical, and the approach must navigate Simpson's strategic bunkering to reach a well-protected green with subtle breaks that can easily produce three putts.

A challenging long par 3 that plays to a green set among heather and bunkers, with the wind often swirling unpredictably through the surrounding trees. Finding the correct tier of the green is essential for a realistic birdie opportunity on this demanding one-shot hole that has humbled many accomplished golfers.

A magnificent finishing hole that plays back through pine trees toward the modest and understated clubhouse. The drive must avoid bunkers on both sides of the narrowing fairway, and the approach to a well-protected green provides a fitting conclusion to one of the world's finest and most exclusive golf courses.