Follow the arrow exactly and you'll be on the green. Once you've cleared the green, ring the BELL when you've cleared the green so the foursome behind you knows it's safe to tee off. Hole 13 doglegs hard right, but presents a grove of trees to the right. Your best bet is to lay up ahead of the trees. Going through the trees will get you in the rocky rough.
Sand traps present another obstacle both right and left front.
I've been fortunate to get a close-up view of the wildlife. Here on 14 to the left, calmly grazing amidst the homes, was a handful of elk, undaunted by the gawking golfers 100 yards away. This hole is a long and straight par 5, but it is breathtaking with the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, and this time, the elk on the left. Now that you're relaxed and feeling good about the game, the architect throws in a tough 3 par. Slope runs the ball to the right.