It ranks fourth toughest. From one of the highest spots on the course players literally hit over spectators on the hillside below to a dangerous, multi-leveled green that slopes severely from back to front. The small, highly elevated green is encircled by five deep bunkers and is effectively divided in half by a ridge running from back to front. The narrow green, protected by enormous mounds at the left front, is one of the toughest. However, it is still a good birdie opportunity.
Any drive leaves a downhill lie for the approach to a highly elevated, three-level green.
Remeasuring cut five yards off the length here. The gigantic green, often made difficult to read by shadows, has produced a surprising number of four-putts over the years. To prevent flood damage the green has been raised two feet and the level of pond in front raised one foot. Also, two small bunkers have been removed and a large one placed right centre. It ranks as the second hardest hole.