Driving towards the clubhouse from the entrance road located at the very top of the site, the course looks very impressive and pretty challenging. The Clubhouse is perched on a hill and overlooks the entire course.

The front nine plays predominantly away from the clubhouse and in the lower part of the site while the back nine is placed left of the clubhouse and on the higher part of the site.

The four opening holes are all par 4 holes and it is here that golfers can get a good fee for the reminder of the layout. Given the elevated tee boxes and hilly terrain, club selection and distance perception are important factors here.

On holes #4 and #5 water comes into play. The par 5 holes #7 and 9 are tricky and narrow.

The back nine seems to be playing a little easier, but don&rsquot let that fool you. As with the front nine, club selection and concentration rare the secret to playing this course well. Given the fact that there are four different tee box positions, the Gombel course is playable for golfers of all levels of skill.