Isla Canela Old Course

At first glance this hole looks difficult because of its length, but its wide fairway and unprotected green front make a par easily achievable. The green is large and very flat.

A very strategic hole. A narrow start with bunkers left and right. When playing the second shot, beware of the water hazard crossing the fairway and running down the right-hand side of the green. The green has two levels and is protected by a front right bunker.

Strategic hole with a tough start as the water hazard must be cleared. For the second shot, the large, two-tiered green is well defended by a huge front bunker.

A tee shot landing at centre/left of the fairway will make your second shot easy. For the approach, a water hazard needs negotiated to reach one of the largest greens on the course.

A middle distance Par 3 with a well protected green. Bunkers left, right and back surround this vertically tiered green.

A short Par 4 with a tree in the right side of the fairway and bunkers left and right. The elevated, shallow green is well defended by bunkers at the front, back and right.

This dog-leg Par 5 has a marsh down the right, with bunkers and palms protecting the landing area left and right. The green is elevated and flat with bunkers on the left side.

A middle distance hole, with the fairway sloping from left to right and bunkers on both sides. The green is well protected by bunkers and a tree g p y front right.

A good tee shot, avoiding the bunkers and palm tree line, should ensure a par on this left to right dog-leg. The approach to this deep green is protected by the largest bunker on the course.

The fairway is not completely visible from the tee, however, there is room on the right. The green is well protected with a marsh to the front left and two bunkers on the right and back.

A very accurate tee shot is required on this hole. The green is well protected by bunkers to the front and left, plus a penalty area at the back.

A demanding and very strategic hole. A well-positioned tee shot will give you the best line into the green. Orange trees in the centre of the fairway will define the second shot, to a green heavily protected by bunkers.

A straight hole where the Obelisk and gentle undulations come into play. Avoiding the Obelisk with the second shot and finding the landing area on the right side, will help in reaching the green in regulation.

The most difficult hole on the course (Hcp. 1). A dog-leg right to left with undulations in the landing area. The second shot is to an elevated green, which slopes from left to right, with a front bunker and lake behind and right.

A recovery hole and a birdie opportunity. Position the tee shot in the left centre of this wide fairway. Beware, there is a penalty area before this very flat green.

A two-tier green with the lower one to the front. Bunkers are positioned on both sides of the green.

A straight hole with a gently undulating fairway. A bunker is positioned on the right of the landing area, just short of the lake. The large green slopes to the left and is protected by a front bunker.

The final hole. A dog-leg to the left around the hotel. A tree is in the centre of the fairway to test your second shot to a two-tiered green protected by four bunkers.