The second hole introduces you to the distinguishing feature of the Robinson Course – lots of trees.  Keep your drive to the left on this long dog-leg par four that curves gently to the right.  Avoid the right side of the fairway - a heavily treed area that will cut off your approach to the green.

On your second shot you will likely be hitting a long iron or wood.  Because of the length of the hole, accuracy is the key.

The green is large, and sloped from back to front.  The long green sloping from back to front helps allows you to run up your approach, but if you’re long or short you can be left with as much as a sixty-foot putt.

Commentary by
Patty Howard
Director of Golf