The third hole plays long from the back tees (422 yards) but from the orange tees can yield a par or birdie with some accurate shot making.

The Drive
The fairway is fairly wide but is framed by mounds and bunkers to the left and by the woods to the left. A tee shot to the left corner of the fairway offers the best angle of approach to the green.

The Approach
The large green makes an easy target but bunkers on both sides are deep and make recovery difficult. It is important to choose the correct club as the green is very deep from front to back.

The Green
This large, two tired green can be very tricky to read, especially if the hole is cut on the back right portion, which slopes toward the woods. The front and back portions of the green are divided by a distinct ridge.