1 - A straight away par 4 of length off the tee and precision of your second shot will reward you on the courses most difficult hole. Lost ball area guards the right with O.B. right, back and left of the green. The green is very flat with a slight slope in the front, and mounding all around the green for a challenging chip shot. The tee shot has to split the two fairway bunkers protecting right and left off the tee. The second shot is usually a mid iron to a very sloping green that will have a number of competitive pin placements.
Tip here is that the cross wind adds an extra club for the second shot.
A simple three shot par 5 to a slightly tiered green guarded by two bunkers. This hole needs a long and accurate drive to set up a mid iron shot to a very difficult small green that is long and narrow. O.B. guards the left all along the hole. A center of the green shot is a good play no matter where the pin is placed. The green is very large with several slopes to confuse the club selection.