The tee shot must be played away from the out of bounds down the left side. The approach shot is played uphill t a green that seems flat. Two good shots should generate birdie opportunities if the players can read the green correctly, which slopes towards the clubhouse. This is a short iron shot for the majority of players. Trees to the left of the tee will confuse players with the wind direction making the shot difficult to judge.
Uphill putts are the most makeable.
This short, straight hole may seem like an automatic par if not birdie. The approach shot is the key into this horseshoe shaped green. Players not on the same level as the hole location will have a difficult two putt. A water hazard angles across the fairway in the landing area on this hole, forcing short hitters to hit a lay up shot from the tee. Long hitters may gamble by driving over the creek and therefore, may reach the green in two.