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Standing on the tee the golfer is looking directly East down the fairway towards Gellyswick bay with the Napoleonic Fort on the hill, the Port Authority building is to the right of the fort.
The Fort Hole is a very slight dog leg to the left and is a Par 4. It has a wide fairway which is guarded on both sides by conifer trees.
The Green is flat and has a bunker to the front right of the green, it slopes down on both sides and at the back which will make a par more difficult. If the ball catches the slope in front of the green the shot will usually end up over the back of it.
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