Possibly the prettiest par 3 hole in the Tidewater area, especially in the late afternoon when the tall pine trees shadow the green, making depth perception difficult. The wind, which can hardly be felt on the teeing ground, must be considered when selecting which club to use. Pay attention to the lake, trees and the flagstick to get some clues.

Once you have chosen your club, just put a good swing on the ball. The trick here is to get the ball in the right area of the green, close to the flagstick. This will almost ensure a two putt par or even a one putt birdie. Shots that are not in the correct area will most often lead to a three putt because of the greens severe tiering and slope.