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The South Course, which opened in 1990, is
pleasantly away from massive developments and covers
undulating, spectacular terrain. This is particularly
evident as you stand on the 6th tee looking out over he
water hazard up the slight incline to the landing area
where the hole turns left leading, in a dogleg, up to its
raised green. Wide fairways with plateau landings reward
accuracy while severe slopes punish the shots that don't
make it. Greens are large, but becouse many are elevated
they also require target golf and thick rough, while it
enhances the couse's appearance, waits for stray drives.
The 10th is considered La
Cala's toughest par 5 while at the par 3 11th hole the
tee shot must carry a ravine and the second shot must
clear water. At the 12th an 'inviting' lake is positioned
in front of the green. |
