The hole usually plays into the wind and par is a very good score. New trees on the left and a new fairway bunker on the right add to the tightness of this hole. A creek runs the length of the hole on the right and out of bounds on the left. The two-tiered green slopes severely from back to front. The first of three great finishing holes, this demanding par three calls for a complete carry over water to a severely sloping green that is well bunkered in the front.
Wind is usually a factor here from left to right.
This hole will not surrender many birdies. Bunkers guard the right and left sides of the green. This is the signature hole of The Grizzly Course. After a long tee shot down the left side of the fairway, the player must decide whether to go over the two lakes to the green, or take the safe shot and lay up to the left. The relatively flat green is situated just beyond the lakes.