Every shot is demanding on this hole, requiring both length and accuracy.  If you’re to left on the drive, you will probably find yourself punching out from under trees.  If you're right, you will either catch the bunker at the top of the ravine or, if you clear it, the severe left-to-right slope of the fairway will almost always push you farther right than you'd care to be.  If you’re straight on your drive, you will probably find yourself hitting your second from a downhill lie.

The approach shot on this hole is one of the prettiest of the course, but it’s no picnic.  The green is guarded by a pond on the right.  To land safely on the green, your second shot must be all carry.  Don’t try to run it up.  The only bail out point is short and left of the green.

The green is deep, and not overly tough to putt. The challenge is getting on.

Commentary by
Patty Howard
Director of Golf