And on some tees, even scratch golfers will need to take out irons and just go for a straight shot down the middle. But if you're reckless like me, you can try to overpower some of the holes with woods off the tee. Being straight and long off the tee will definitely help you shoot some low scores. There was no starter when I played, and as such, there was the potential for a back-up on the first tee. If you go left, you will likely end up in a bunker.
Second shots needs to miss fairway bunkers and some mean rough on the left.
It and the other 17 greens feature lots of contours, some unusual shapes, and potentially deadly pin placements. The tee shot down over brush is intimidating, despite the wide fairway. Long left or long right will end up either wet in ponds or in heaps of trouble in brush. A slice will sleep with the fishes in the mighty White. Laying up here is not as safe a play as a player of my limited skills would like.