Tiger Woods has tried to drive the green in the past. Second shot is a wedge to an L-shaped, plateau green, guarded by steep slope at the front. Large bunker front-right. Approach is uphill to small, elevated green guarded by three deep bunkers in the front and two bunkers in the back. Can be reached in two, but massive mound left of the green makes for a difficult shot if the approach is missed to the left.
Second shot is uphill to a green that slopes sharply to the front.
Anything that lands on the front of the green probably will spin back 50 yards into the fairway. A well-placed, drawn tee shot can set up short iron into a shaded green that can be the fastest on the course. Anything right will get caught up in the second cut and require a longer shot. Approach from the right gives better view of green, which slopes toward the water on the left. Right of the green is popular bailout.