This par five is a gentle dog leg where you can really let out some shaft.

If you’re a long hitter off the tee, keep in mind the ponds on the left and right of the fairway. For the average player, the second shot is the most important because it positions you for the third.  It doesn’t have to be a wood, but it should get you to within 150 yards of the green.

Accuracy is important.  There is nothing to stop the ball rolling up onto the green, but there is a bunker on the left and a deep collection area on the right for errant shots.  The green is elevated, with three tiers on the putting surface.

Commentary by
Patty Howard
Director of Golf