Nine holes, par 21: course #754 is generated from its number and every hole on it was proven playable before it was kept. 6 holes are par 2 and 3 par 3.
The longest is hole 6, which runs through 5 rooms. There is no water on this course, so the hazards are walls, slopes and posts.
Slopes on holes 3 and 4 pull the ball sideways or back — aim to the high side. On holes 2, 5, 7 and 8 a bank cut across the corner turns the ball through a right angle. A fence with a gap blocks hole 8; find the gap before you think about the cup. A bowl around the cup on holes 1 and 7 draws gentle putts in. A hill around the cup on hole 9 throws slow balls away; putt firmly at the centre.
A balanced round. The par 3s are where strokes are won or lost — play them in two calm shots rather than one hero putt.