The section in which the pin is located is shaded. With four sets of tees, from Black at 6905 yards to Copper at 5165 yards, the starter tries to direct each player off the proper set for their respective game. From each tee box, Weiskopf directs the players' drives to a certain area of the fairway. Miss to the wrong side and a couple yards of rough is all that separates the fairway from the desert. Then, the approach shots are to Tour-size, firm greens that should be played to the center.
Humps create the sections seen on the pin sheets, making it difficult to get easy birdie putts.
Even if you fall behind early, though, don't fire at the sucker pins, because unless you hit a perfect shot, you'll find one of the ominous bunkers. The place to make up strokes is on the par 5's. The back nine is much more demanding in length. The three par 3's are all over 190 yards. You must find the fairway to give yourself any chance of hitting and staying on the green.