Number 15 on the back nine is probably the most scenic hole on the entire course. From on top of that hill the next shot is a few hundred yards down past a very large tree that covers the left side of the fairway. If you decide to hit the ball to the right side of the fairway, you had better watch out for two bunkers that come with a lot of sand and also some high brush that very easily hides many golf balls. Take it from someone who played out of the brush, you do not want to go in there and try to hit out to the green because it's almost impossible, even if you are lucky enough to find your golf ball in the first place. The chances are very slim you will make it unless you have a weed whacker in your golf bag.
Water comes into play on five of the nine holes after making the turn.
On the left side of the green, there is a bunker daring you to bail out away from the water. If that isn't enough, there is marshland in front of the green for those hesitantly topped shots to become lost. The wind can also play a big part in club selection on this hole because of the openness of the back nine holes. There are also a few holes on the course that invite birdie shots because of the short approach shots they allow with decent drives. I found even when I had a good chance at birdie on some of the holes, it was still difficult because of the speed and slope of the greens.