This relatively square rock outcropping is a miniature of the British colonial possession which guards the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea off Spain. While orcas and harbour seals frolic nearby, local fishers cast for salmon and sea birds await the cast-offs. You'll have to block out the views and focus on this long par 3 which repeatedly offers up the fewest holes-in-one each year. (Average: 1 every 50,000 rounds).

Once you have torn yourself away from the spectacular view on this par 3's tee, you'll be required to hit a decisive shot into a tricky green which slopes severely from left to right. Always factor in the wind speed and direction and try to keep your ball below the hole.