Keeping your ball at the top of the slopes are your best bet as these will kick in the direction of the slope and promises you difficult second shots. More of the same awaits you on the back nine, but don't get lulled into thinking you have the course conquered. Hole 10 may be a fairly straight 336-yard par 4, but your drive is through the middle of trees to a dogleg right. Out of bounds is on the left and the rough and more trees is one the right. The next hole's par 5 seems relatively simple, but at the 150-marker the fairway rolls downhill to a gully then veers left to a sharp dogleg.
Trees crowd the fairway on the left and up to the green.
Hole 12's par 4 is a drive off an elevated tee onto rolling hills with two bunkers sitting on the right at the 150 yard marker and one on the left which is the start of the dogleg right. If you make it past this, one shot will easily put you on the green. Trees guard the right and bunkers sit front, right and center left of green. Hole 14's par 4 drives off the tee over the lip of a lake. Again, the dogleg left is at the 150-yard marker with another lake on the right.