Monument

The 6th hole is a dogleg par 4 of 400 yards.

Another daunting tee shot.

With trees everywhere you think “ where is the fairway? “, aim at the very picturesque Penshaw Monument and you will find it, sloping left to right. When this instruction was given to Professional Peter Tupling, he was reputed to have said, 'Yes, but which pillar?'

Your second shot is to the smallest green on the course, built into a hill sloping left to right toward the river and a 30 ft. drop on the right behind the seventh tee.

You may be forgiven if the term “ postage stamp “ comes to mind.