A small hill backs the 9th hole for those who want to drive it over the water and feel lucky. After a brief clubhouse stop, No. 10, a 350 yard par 4 begins with mature, tall eucalyptus trees which will line both sides of most of the back nine. Also there are few old coast oaks which dot the middle of these fairways adding a new twist. No. 2, is very difficult. The blue tees are on the wrong side of a fence, which borders a canal.
Ground level is a little lower than the top of the fence only ten yards away.
Like a water trap, this fence is intimidating. A slice here over the fence lands in a dry gulch. The fairway is a long stretch uphill to the green. Dogwood and sugar pines dot the landscape. Canadian geese honk at you from a safe distance.