A definite birdie hole if the pin is in the back. Green rises from front to back, but three bunkers surround the green, forcing a good tee shot. The shortest par-4 on the course, but a sharp dogleg left will test the golfers. Four bunkers are at the landing area of the tee shot, which should be a long iron or fairway wood. The second shot must avoid a huge tree on the front right side of the green.
Bunkers protect the back on both sides and the green slopes upward from right to left.
Tee shot must be hit straight in order to avoid the trees, which go from tee to green. There are two trees toward the center of the fairway will make second shots interesting, as will any errant drive. The second shot itself must carry a bunker in the middle front of the green. The green has a huge mound in the middle back. A short dogleg right that requires a long iron or fairway wood off the tee.