Plan your round at Is Molas Golf Club

The green is visible from the tee but its entrance is narrow and well defended; the suggested line is a drive between the tree and the bunker, then a second shot over the four oaks.

A bunker sits on the left of the fairway at 240 m, and the uphill second plays to a very long green with a narrow entrance between bunkers; a drive placed right leaves a shorter iron.

A raised, ample green with no particular slope, defended by a bunker on the left and another behind it.

A pronounced dogleg; playing safe towards the left bunker needs a drive of about 230 m and leaves a long, half-blind second, while a fade over the sapling at the corner opens the least defended side of the green.

Stroke index 1 and the most punishing hole: bushes down both sides, out of bounds left, a lake, a deep bunker left and a solitary tree guarding the canyon approach with a hidden stream; the two-level green sits on a rock spur and must be reached through the air.

A short par 4 where the fairway narrows to 30 m left of the bunker; the small green slopes from back to front with sand along almost the whole front edge.

Played from a high stone tee to a very large green; the approach slopes to the right and a short tee shot can kick into the bunker or the brook.

Sloping gently downhill to a green visible from the tee; a drive up the right half carries past the lake on the left, and the split-level green slopes front to back with a small concealed bunker right.

A rising tee shot with a lake 230 m out and a half-concealed bunker on the right; the second plays 70 m over water to a split-level green defended by deep bunkers.

A par 3 over the lake with water near both tee and green; two horseshoe-shaped 'Is Molas bunkers' bite into a huge green that slopes gently from back to front.

A dogleg bending almost 90° to the right with the flag barely visible beyond a bush-covered hill; a walled channel runs along the left side from tee to green.

A par 5 and the first hole to meet the On Tintioni River, playing to a banana-shaped green with a narrow entrance; the river can be laid up short of or carried from the tee.

The 'road hole': at 220 m the fairway narrows to just over 25 m between the 'Sahara bunker' and the second lake, with out of bounds along the road. The green is large, level and open.

A short par 3 to a green almost entirely surrounded by water with a bunker in front; precision is required at any flag position.

The 'wall' hole and longest par 5 on the course, with out of bounds beyond the Sardinian dry-stone wall; the drive is tight between the wall and the hillock at the dogleg and the Tintioni threatens an inaccurate second.

The last par 5, played over or close to the 'Beardies'; the entrance to the two-level green is very steep, with a bunker on the left and a small mound on the front right.

A water hazard is only visible once reached; the best line is between the two bunkers, favouring the right one, leaving a wedge to the green.

A par 4 with out of bounds and fairway bunkers; driving at the bunker gives the best line but a blind second, while the right side leaves a view of the flag but a shorter angle into a narrow, raised, slanting green.