Hole number 14 is a very short par 5 that usually plays downwind. Combine this with possibly the widest fairway on the course and a large putting surface, making an eagle 3 becomes a reality.

The Drive
One of only two or three holes where you can just pull out the driver and let it go. Favor the right-center. Tee shots to the left can end up in the water because of the sculpting of the lake.

The Approach
Long hitters can try to hit this green in two, however do not leave the shot right and long as there is nothing but jungle area. Others will just want to hit their second shot at the bunkers to the right, which will leave them an approach to the green of around 100 yards. Again beware of the lake that cuts back into the fairway. From here one needs to pay attention to the position of the flagstick on the 'deepest' green on the course.

The Green
Most puts break towards the fairway and the lake. The back tier breaks to the back right. This green is large and produces many three putts that shatter the hopes of those expecting a score of par or better.