The two-tier green is narrow and long with a bunker to the left and a tree that can also prove troublesome. Dogleg left requires iron off the tee if wind is from behind. Nasty bunker right of the green with a cork tree that grabs balls and puts them in the sand. Sloping green has a ridge down the middle, a little higher on the left than on the right, and so the most difficult pin positions are at the back. Surrounded by six bunkers.
Most difficult pin is back left just above the ridge.
Must leave uphill putt. If the wind is blowing from the east, then it is a bit against and even a good drive will require a long iron approach shot. Green is guarded by five bunkers and has two tiers with the most difficult pin position back right. Shortest par 4 with a massive bunker that guards the approach to the green. A drive too far right will be blocked out by the trees.