The lower fairway is the shorter and straighter route, but there is more trouble and players will be approaching the green from below. A stand of trees splits the two fairways and many players that can't seem to make up their mind end up chopping wood. The green itself is angled to the right and slopes off dramatically in front and on the right side of the green with two large bunkers protecting those areas. The green itself is rather large and could have a variety of pin placements. This par 4 is fairly long with a little bend to the left toward the green.
Water lines the left side and continues past the green.
The players second shot is very scenic and gives a good view of the water and the back deck of the Club House. Three bunkers protect the narrow green. To the right is a picture of the green from the immediate left hand side. The 16th is a flat dogleg left par four with a pond protecting the left side of the fairway and the front of the green. Most smart players lay the ball up about 200 yards down the fairway just short of some man made grassy mounds.