The green itself is angled to the right and slopes off dramatically in front and on the right side of the green with two large bunkers protecting those areas. The green itself is rather large and could have a variety of pin placements. This short par four hole is a sharp dogleg left. Wooded areas protect both sides of the fairway . A bunker in the corner of the dogleg can actually help long shots from going into the woods through the fairway.
Long hitters can attempt to clear the left hand trees and reach the green.
It is a downhill shot, but it is also very easy to be caught by trees. The sensible play is a fairway wood or iron leaving 80 to 120 yards slightly downhill to the green. The green can be a little tricky as well, it slopes slightly from front to back and makes it difficult to hold shots close, especially when the pin is on the front right. The par 3 8th is fun to play. It can be up to 200 yards long, but it plays much shorter due to the elevation of the tee boxes.