Another risk\reward hole that rewards a long accurate tee shot. A tee shot with less than a driver will leave you with a long iron or fairway wood approach shot. This hole also normally plays into the wind.

The Drive
This demanding par four requires a drive that favors the left side of the fairway. Two large fairway bunkers on the right prevents all but long hitters from cutting the dogleg. From the back tees a tee shot of at least 250 yards is required to carry the bunkers.

The Approach
The approach shot into this multi-tiered elevated green is the key to a good score. The bunkers guarding this green normally produce a bogey or worse on the scorecard. If the pin is located back left, a shot to the center of the green is the safe play. The left bunker and the narrow width of the green, back left, can produce some large numbers.

The Green
A large slope from front to back defines this large green. The slope separates the green into two sections. To avoid three putting this green, it is imperative that your approach remains below the hole.