Depending on wind speed and direction players could hit anything from a pitching wedge to four iron. This green is the most undulating on the course and is guarded y the lake short and left of the green and by a deep bunker on the right. There are two bunkers behind the back left side of the tiered green that are not visible from the tee. A series of fairway bunkers could cause havoc with a misplayed 2nd shot for those laying up. The bunker left of the green will certainly be the bail out area for the aggressive player.
Players can use the opening at the front of the green to run the ball on, if necessary.
This hole plays down wind most of the time, making it play shorter than the yardage. Hole location will determine the degree of difficulty on this hole. On this extremely long dogleg left par-4, players must play out to the right of the bunkers leaving a long iron and possibly a fairway wood to the green. The unfortunate player finding the deep fairway bunkers will not be able to reach the green in regulation. A well-played tee shot will favor the left side of the fairway taking the dead tree out of play.