Sandridge Golf Club (Lakes course): In the quiet tranquillity of Kiwanis-Hobart Park, Sandridge Golf Club boasts two excellent quality golf layouts - the basis for the club's name is clear to see on both courses, with expansive sandy waste areas and good quality bunkering throughout - the longer Dunes course is used for top-level competition play, but its companion Lakes course will also give your game a thorough workout in a wonderfully natural, house-free setting - a long, straight par-5 gets you underway on the Lakes, while introducing you to the first of many water hazards that continually threaten alongside the fairways and around many greens - tall pines and plenty of dense vegetation lie in wait on a few holes, although much of this course has a predominantly open feel - but don't think open means forgiving, especially with so many small lakes present, most especially on the back-nine - the pick of the par-4s comes at the 14th, with nothing but water and one bunker awaiting any approach shots that do not find the island-green - on these gently undulating and well-maintained holes, the constant interplay of rolling fairways, rippling earthmounds, serene lakes and an abundance of tall pines, oaks and palms always ensures a natural environment in which to enjoy this shortish, but excellent quality course.