This 3 par can play up to four different clubs off the tee. Although you almost certainly can not feel it on the tee the prevailing wind is into the player's face. A picturesque hole that provides a "Sunday" pin placement on the back right shelf, guarded by a large bunker. Any tee shot past any pin placement will require a deft touch coming back downhill to the pin.

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Distance and accuracy off the tee is paramount on this long par 5. If your drive reaches the crest of the hill it will roll down the backside and leave you with an opportunity to reach the green in two. More often than not, however, the player will be faced with an uphill second shot that will place importance on the location of your lay up to leave you with a comfortable wedge shot into the green. Confirm your yardage for the delicate wedge shot keeping in mind that your best bet at par is to stay below the pin and to the left side of the green.

A short par 4 that does not place an importance to distance off the tee, but does set up better coming into the fast green from the left side of the fairway. A tee shot of roughly 220 yards will set up the best to play into the green which will take the ball from right to left and in a hurry! A shot 10 feet short of the green is the play as the ball will hop up and roll to the pin.