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In second longest-Golf Course

Greg Norman Golf Land in Dubai will be the second longest course in European Tour history.

With shortest of the par four, five years measuring 572 meters, a few meters a par four under 400 yards and two par three 200 the layout is 7675 yards in total.

The final stretch of four holes has been described as a "Golden Mile", with Norman comment: "I hope that will be considered as one of the miles challenging and exciting golf in terms of risk and reward.

"There is a short par four, a long par four, a great par three and a medium-long term couple five, so a lot of things can happen. "

Hole-by-hole guide:

First, 454yds, par 4: the right Downhill dogleg to a sloping street and a green that angles toward the right and sits on a ridge.

Second, 583yds, par 5: Unit costs up through a valley. shorter hitters against an extension of bunkers to the second landing area, but goes for the green in two is made harder the same is perched.

Third, 452yds, par 4: shooting uphill "T" favors big hitters with additional time to the green. Undulating fairway and stacking 40 yards short.

Fourth, 245yds, par 3: A long downhill back hole in the prevailing wind. mound right to left and small, deep bunkers short and long term.

Fifth, 407yds, par 4: right dogleg to get back on the hill. Best game is the right hand, while any solution reverse short off the green.

Sixth, 186yds, par 3: First waterholes, with bunkers protecting the bailout area to the right. Short or left is wet, right or long means playing the next shot into the water.

Seventh, 572yds, par 5: Uphill all the way, the dogleg right has a creek on the right. Bunkers reduce the starting area and the stream bends in the road short of the green.

Eighth, 461yds, par 4: dogleg Downhill to the left, with a creek on this occasion on the left before crossing in front of the green. The fairway slopes from right to left. Two bunkers in front of green.

Ninth, 499yds, par 4: The unit is free bunkering, but has the bottom-up traps on the left, right and center just before the green. A ridge strengthens the right side.

10, 437yds, par 4: Descend to a street undulating with bunkers on the left. A massive bunker fronts the green and there are depressions left and short.

11, 401yds, par 4: dogleg left where the best play is high on the left side to avoid playing over the waste area. Green is located along a ridge and drops to both sides.

12, 476yds, par 4: dogleg Turn left up the hill. The green sits atop a rise and is located on the hill, but slopes slightly away left and right.

13, 204yds, par 3: Uphill to a green surrounded by bunkers greatly. The green is backed by a hill that runs on the putting surface and divides the pin positions.

14 626yds, par 5: the right of descent "leg dog. A means striking the green into the bunkers and trying to use the slope. A waste bunker runs along the lake to the right.

15, 371yds, par 4: Slight leg dog "on the left and manageable for the big hit. Fairway falls by the left to the green. shutter Safe leaves a focus on depression.

16, 486yds, par 4: dogleg right in a stream with a large lake on the right and linking it to another waterfall. Hole really hard.

17 195yds, par 3: Green Island and the combination of wind and pin position will determine how hard you play. Vital to get right club selection.

18 620yds, par 5: water rights of a stream and then divides the street. Going straight is narrower, but it makes for an easier approach to an elevated green and the creek on the left.

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