This tricky and underrated hole is actually one of the best par-3s in the desert. Golfers must hit a slightly elevated tee to a large green with water protecting the left side.
Large trees line the right side of the fairway but shouldn t come into play.
How to play From the back tees, this hole requires a solid shot that has to stay well right to avoid the water but still must be accurate enough to make reaching the green and making a two-putt possible. From the forward tees, the hole still scares played into hitting right of the green, which leaves a delicate ship shot to set up a par. Who can play Open to the public. Desert Sun golf writer Hole of the Week is a regular Tuesday feature of The Desert Sun. The Desert Sun.