It's pretty typical of the ten par 4s on this course. They range in length from a low of 305 to a high of 429. They're very narrow at both ends and fatten out in the middle. The greens are convoluted and well-protected by sand. On the back nine, the par fours enjoy undulating earth.
Someone knows that it's harder to hit a ball straight from a slope than it is from the flat.
Many of these par 4s have large dry irrigation canals crossing the middle of the fairway. The 6th hole is the first par five, a 488 yard dogleg right. Very narrow off the tee. Hit out into the middle away from a huge pine tree at the turn. This is like that first hole with another canal, this time a dry one towards the end of the fairway after the turn.