Try to keep your tee shot on the fairway and hit your second shot with a middle iron. The green is on a plateau with bunkers on both left and right. After a positioned tee shot, a long iron or fairway wood will be required to reach the well bunkered green. A good start here will help with the next two holes to come. The green has two levels and sits diagonally to the fairway.
Most pin placements require a tee shot that carries over a front bunker.
Par is great here. Hitting your tee shot for position with a fairway wood or long iron can be an excellent strategy. A gully in front of the green makes this hole play longer than it looks. The green, which is bunkered on the right and treed on the left, slopes to the right producing many demanding putts. This hole starts from an elevated tee and follows with a fairway bordered on the right by trees and bunkers on the left.