You'd think a golf ball landing in their midst would at least startle them, but no. Fortunately, they moved along when I came to locate my ball. And they had left it where it landed in relatively pristine condition. The 4th hole is a 413 yard par 4 with a slight turn to the right. A sandtrap comes into play in the middle of the fairway.
Bunkers protect the green in front and on the left.
The 5th hole is straight downhill, a 513 yard, par 5. At the blacks, the tee is very narrow and opens up to the fairway after about fifty yards. The tee is bordered by coast oak, pine, and maple. The turning maple leaves are beautiful this time of year. The 7th and 8th holes are par 4s of about 355-360 yards.