Eighteen holes, eighteen drone flyovers.

Opening par 4 alongside the manor garden. Mature trees down the right; bunkers framing the approach.

Strategic dog-leg. Position over power; the centre fairway opens the green.

Short par with a small two-tier green. A birdie chance if the iron is sharp.

Uphill long hole. Stay below the green; above is no good.

Picture par 3 across falling ground. Wind reads are tricky.

The signature dog-leg. The right line is closer to the trees than feels comfortable.

Par 4 through the heart of the parkland. A test of nerve more than distance.

Long par 5, reachable in two for the bold. Watch the front-left bunker.

Closing the front nine alongside the practice ground. Two-tier green.

Risk-reward opener to the back. Drivable in firm conditions.

Subtle uphill par 4. The approach plays a club longer than it looks.

Beautiful short hole. Small green protected by deep bunkers.

Long par 4 with a tree-lined approach. Stroke index one.

Dog-leg right. Position the tee shot; the second is reachable.

Par 3 with the most undulating green on the course. A read more than a putt.

The closing par 5. Reachable in two; OB right.

The penultimate. Narrow fairway, bunker-protected green.

Closing par 4 uphill to the clubhouse. The country house grows in the windscreen.