This nine takes advantage of the hills situated on the west side of the property. It is the shortest nine of the golf course at 3,434 yards. This nine has the least amount of holes (three) with water coming into play out of the 27, but uses large sandy waste bunkers and hills to give this nine it's own unique appearance.

Hole #1 - This par 4 is a nice starting hole with a well-guarded fairway. Players hoping for the best angle into the green on their second shot will need to hit their tee shot over the carry bunker on the right and far enough to end up on the left side of the fairway.

Hole #2 - This short par 4 is the shortest on the Lychee-course. Players need to think about what to hit off the tee depending on how far down the fairway they want to go and how close they want to play to the sandy waste. A short shot off the tee down the left will leave a longer shot into the green, but with a better angle avoiding the greenside bunker. A long tee shot down the middle or right side will leave a shorter shot into the green, but players will have to hit over the right greenside bunker. The sandy waste wraps around the entire green complex creating an island effect.

Hole #3 - This is the longest of the two par 5's on this nine and will require the players to hit three accurate shots. Players have a wide open fairway to hit their tee shots into although they will need to avoid the lake on the left. The second shot requires the golfer to think about what type of third shot they want to leave themselves with. The strategy requires a more accurate shot, as you get closer to the green.

Hole #4 - This medium-long par three has multiple tees to give the players many different looks on the golf hole. A large bail-out area to the left of the green is provided for those wishing to avoid the large sandy waste and small greenside bunkers.

Hole #5 - This short par 5 can be reached in two shots for the bold players. The key to reaching this hole in two is to hit the tee shot over the bunker complex on the right side of the fairway. This will open up the best angle into the green and cut off some of the distance. The green is well guarded by a lake on the left and a bunker on the right.

Hole #6 - This par 4 plays through a grove of Lychee trees to a green that is located in a natural amphitheater. Players will need to keep their tee shots down the left side of the fairway over the carry bunker in order to have the best angle into the green. Errant shots to the right will find the large sandy waste or a blind approach shot into the green over the Lychee trees. This is a unique hole which will create conversations and debates long after people have played it.

Hole #7 - This hole requires some local knowledge in order to take advantage of the best tee shot to hit- If players decide to hit over the carry bunker on the left they will be rewarded with a strong slope on the other side that will give them extra distance and move the ball closer to the green. Those choosing to bail out to the right will find a longer approach shot that plays 8 meters down hill and will make it difficult to judge the proper yardage.

Hole #8 - This short par 3 may seem easy enough, but once players get to the green, they will see what makes this hole unique. The green has a severe drop off from the front of the green to the back of the green which makes front pin positions very difficult to get to without slipping off into the back bowl. Pins in the back will be difficult to judge exactly where they are on the green since players will only see the top half of the flagstick. A bunker on the right side of the green takes care of errant shots.

Hole #9 - This strong finishing hole requires two shots over water. Playing down the right side of the fairway, close to the river, gives the player a good angle into the green on their second shot. Those playing to the left to avoid the river will find a sandy waste bunker or will leave a difficult second shot that will have to negotiate the greenside bunker. This hole plays long from the back tee and requires not only accuracy, but distance as well.