The Links at Dardenne will be played in environmentally sensitive areas where special attention has been paid to preserving the natural habitat of water fowl, deer, fox and other animals and plants indigenous to the area. While the old adage "There is not a bad hole out there!" is certainly true, several key holes will define your round.  The 395-yard sixth hole is a great par 4 that requires two good shots. Your challenge starts with a semi-blind tee shot, with more room to the right and left than may appear off the tee. If you make it to the bottom of the hill you are only left with a short iron into a shallow green. However, most will be playing a 140-200 yard second from a downhill stance. Four is a good score on the sixth, especially with a right pin placement. The 556-yard eighth hole is majestic par 5 that is considered our signature hole. The entire hole wraps around a marshy low land area, with long grass guarding the left side. Two good shots will leave a 125-100 yard shot to an elevated green, guarded in front by a deep bunker on the right hand side.