A slight dog-leg hole which has a distant backdrop of the Cleveland Hills from both tee and green. The ideal drive is over a valley to a plateau, preferably right of centre which gives the easiest shot into the green. Trees to both sides of the fairway can punish the errant drive as can a ditch on the far left side towards the green. The green slopes slightly from back to front and left to right. Hole Sponsored by Ian Graham Plumbing & Heating. Phone 01642 764724

A hole that belies its distance because of the selection of club required to overcome the nature of the fairway, its rig and furrow ground sloping right to left together with the prevailing wind conditions. There are trees on both sides of the fairway with thick rough between the fairway and the greenkeepers building on the right. A well bunkered green sloping from back to front has the additional deterrent of a ditch running alongside between the green and the adjacent fairway. Hole Sponsored by Prestige Servicing. Phone 01642 669100

A dog-leg to the right with the elevated tee helping to drive over the ridge around 190 yards away, but a bunker on the edge of the fairway can catch an ambitious shot. The decision on the second shot down a tree lined fairway to a relatively flat green bunkered on both sides can depend on wind conditions. Hole Sponsored by MB Services (NE) Ltd

It is dependent on the tee in use whether the tee shot is along or slightly across the green, but both shots are against the prevailing winds. There is a ditch to the right of the green that can catch the wayward shot, trees along the left of the hole and to the right of the green can also cause problems as can the front left, and back right, bunkers.ght, bunkers. Hole Sponsored by ‘your company name here, phone 01642 780238 x1

This green only has a single bunker on the right side, but is also protected by ponds to the front left and front of the green. With out of bounds and trees along the right hand side of the hole and out of bounds behind the green, placement of the drive across the dog-leg is important to minimise the difficulty and distance of the approach shot to a green that slopes slightly from back to front. Hole Sponsored by Prestige Servicing. Phone 01642 669100

A short par three, but the elevated two tier green adds to the difficulty and effective playing length of the hole. Bunkers short and to each side of the green together with trees and thick rough along the right hand side of the hole can catch the mishit tee shot. Hole Sponsored by ‘your company name here, phone 01642 780238 x1

Playing from an elevated tee the ground falls away to a valley with a ditch on the left side, there is a bunker in the middle of the fairway some 75 yards from the green and a further ditch running up the right side of the rough. The green, protected by three bunkers has to be treated with respect in view of its unique features. Hole Sponsored by Document Solutions. Phone 01642 533401 or 0191 500 5222

A flat landing area beyond a valley can be seen from the tee, with the greenkeepers’ workshop followed by a ditch and trees on the left, and trees along the right of the hole. The second shot has to be well judged because of another valley in front of a green which is guarded by bunkers on both sides and one at back right. Hole Sponsored by Preston Farm Developments and Consultancy

The drive is over approximately100 yards of rough ground normally to a point short of a roadway which is some 250 yards from the tee. The roadway is followed by a ridge, 200 yards from the green and another ridge in a further 100 yards, at which point copses of trees are located on both sides of the fairway. There is a bunker located some 30 yards from the entrance to the green which is well guarded by a bunker on the left and two on the right. Hole Sponsored by SC Henderson & Son Limited. Phone 01642 210781

Drive over a valley to a rig and furrow fairway with trees and out of bounds to the left and trees on the right, there is also a bunker on each side of the fairway to catch the slightly wayward tee shot. Bunkers are also located on each side of the green which has hidden falls. Hole Sponsored by Wilson Drummond Kitchens & Bedrooms. Phone 01642 767888

The fairway runs down into a valley and rises after 200 yards with a bunker at the top of the right hand upslope. There are also trees on both sides of the upslope and bunkers are situated to the front left and right of a green on which care must be taken with the positioning of the approach shot due to its nature and contour. Hole Sponsored by Stephen Joyce Wealth Management Ltd. Phone 01642 786218 / 07958 317488

Out of bounds on the right for the full length of the hole with trees on both sides of the fairway. There is a bunker to the right of the fairway short of a roadway which crosses the fairway some 240 yards from the tee. The fairway runs down to a hollow in front of the green which has a bunker short right together with two greenside bunkers. Hole Sponsored by ‘your company name here, phone 01642 780238 x1

With out of bounds to the right, play is from an elevated tee to a green guarded by bunkers on both sides. The ground runs down to the green which tends to slope left to right and has a deceptive front to back slope at its entrance. Hole Sponsored by ‘your company name here, phone 01642 780238 x1

This, the signature hole of the course has the River Tees on the right hand side for its full length. The challenging drive can be over the corner of the tree lined river bank or down the left side of the fairway and take the chance of being gathered by a mature ash tree, some 160 yards from the tee or a strategically placed bunker further down the fairway. The fairway is tree lined on both sides with five further bunkers to catch the second shot. The green is relatively flat, with a bunker located on each side of its entrance. Hole Sponsored by Yarm School

The hole is a dog-leg left, trees on both sides of the fairway with a ridge around 230 yards from the tee and a bunker off the left hand short of the ridge. The fairway is rig and furrow to a hollow in front of the green which is guarded by a tree and a bunker on each side of the green. The green has a very deceptive slope towards the river. Hole Sponsored by ‘your company name here, phone 01642 780238 x1

Trees run down both sides of the fairway which again is rig and furrow and slopes left to right. There is a ditch at right angles to the fairway on both sides at around 150 yards from a green that has bunkers on both sides and again some deceptive borrows. Hole Sponsored by ‘your company name here, phone 01642 780238 x1

Played from the elevated tee, the pond which is immediately in front of the green can clearly be seen, the open ditches to the right and left feed and drain the pond. As the green is two tier, it is important to hit the level on which the pin is situated to avoid tricky putting. A single bunker to the right of the green, but well below green level has the habit of gathering pushed tee shots. Hole Sponsored by Derek Campbell, Tyre & Exhaust Centre. Phone 01642 853510

A drive over the pond onto a fairway which tends to throw the ball left towards an open ditch some 150 yards from the green, attempting to hit the right hand side of the fairway can bring some mature trees and scrub into play. Out of bounds along the right hand side starts at around 120 yards from a green that is relatively flat with bunkers short left and to the right of the entrance. Hole Sponsored by Document Solutions. Phone 01642 533401 or 0191 500 5222