Friday Flyover | Hole 5 at The Royal Adelaide Golf Club

From the championship tee, this hole now asks a serious question of your game.

The two right-side bunkers sit perfectly in range at 250m and 286m — tempting, waiting. Miss your line left and you’ll find deep grass and new mounding tightening the corridor between here and the 6th. There’s no easy bail-out.

With a helping breeze, the bold might take on the neck and try to leave a wedge in hand. Play it safe short of the bunkers and you’re facing a much longer approach… to a green guarded by a deep bunker on the front right.

📹 @stuartlkerr

Friday Flyover | Hole 4 at The Royal Adelaide Golf Club

The famous crater in front of the tees is little more than a warm-up act for Championship players. From the back markers, it’s a blind strike to an undulating fairway framed by towering pines.

At 240 metres, a deep bunker lurks on the left. Feeling bold? There’s a pot bunker waiting another 30 metres on. The right side tightens with heavy grass, and by 280 metres the fairway narrows sharply — position is everything.

The green appears flat at first glance, guarded by a bunker left. Miss right, though, and subtle mounds can leave you with a deceptively tricky chip.

A hole that rewards commitment — and punishes hesitation.