With out of bounds creeping in on the right and water on the left, you have to be careful off the tee. It's not as long as it seems because it's usually downwind. Keep the tee shot in play at all costs. There's plenty of room on the right, so there's no reason to try to be a hero. Bunker behind the green is easy to negotiate.
Wind often blows left to right.
Three putts are a possibility as the contour of the green makes speed hard to gauge. You're better off hitting people on the eighth tee. There's water on three sides of this green, which makes it hard to reach in two unless a severe north wind is whipping. With a hard fairway, your second shot can run through it into the drink. You can get away with a crummy iron off the tee as long as it's reasonably straight.