The second shot is uphill and the green is not easily visible. Few players will hit driver on this hole, which doglegs right to an uphill green. The landing area is very narrow and lined with trees on both sides. This short dogleg left should set up nicely for players who draw the ball. But beware the sloping fairway and three bunkers which line its left side.
More sand guards the left, right and back of the green.
Should players manage to stay out of the rough and avoid the pond in front of the elevated green, they will then contend with a tri-level putting surface. It's better to be short than long on this tame yet potentially treacherous par-3. Even with his prodigious length, Woods will be hard-pressed to reach this green in two. Expect most players to lay up. The tee shot is a difficult one thanks to a narrow landing area and a fairway which slopes left to the right.