The key here is precision, rather than power. Therefore, the club of choice is often anything but the driver. However, that has changed in recent years thanks to long-ball hitters like Tiger Woods and John Daly. 3 is to have a nice 100-yard shot to the pin because of the green's steep bank. Even a perfectly struck shot holds the possibility of spinning back into the fairway, leaving a tricky chip shot.
Placement is key.
If it's in what I think is an easy spot, I hit driver, try to get it way down there and have a little sand wedge to the green. It's not a hard hole, but bogeys can happen. A position tee shot. I always try to play the ball into the right-center of the green. I've actually driven that green before, as has John Daly and a couple of other longer hitters.