Water stretches 260 yards up the left side of the fairway from the tee. On the right side, you'll discover rough. The right side also slopes away, making for an uphill lie and a long carry to the green on this dogleg left. From the back tees, you have to rip your tee shot about 280 yards to a precise area on the fairway. The second shot must carry over water to the green.
Water surrounds the front and right of the green.
An approach shot hit left of the green will find heavy rough or pot bunkers. At Eagle Valley in Carson City, you'll find opinions split on which hole is the most difficult. The par-3 13th hole get a lot of votes. From the back tees, it measures 208 yards to a tight green. The green is sloped from back to front.