If the flag is on the left side of the green, take plenty of club to stay away from those bunkers. Hit over the green and you will find a sand bunker. This short par three can give you a birdie or bogey if you aren't careful with your tee shot. Pete Dye railroad ties are evident on the par 4 eighth hole, lining a bunker along the left side of the fairway. There is plenty of room to the right, so you should play it safe.
Bunkers line the right side of the green so take plenty of club.
Water runs along the right side of the fairway on the par 4 ninth hole. Across the water parallel to the 9th fairway is the finishing 18th hole. Aim left to give yourself a chance. Then play for the fat part of the green because water is to the right of the green. This is a deep green which can be the difference of three clubs depending on pin location.