The last and arguably the most testing of Alwoodley’s short holes, the stylish 14th usually plays longer than its yardage suggests. Then again, as is so often the way here, playing for the front edge of the green is the best miss, ripe for a running chip up the green. Both the bunkers are deep and therefore to be avoided unless your sand play is a strength.

The green slopes severely from back left to front right so be sure to give your putt a good rap from the front of the green.