The 400 yard par 4 has room to the right for your tee shot, but it means a shot over the trees to an elevated green. It's best to be down the left side of the fairway for your approach shot to the green, which on this day was one of the few fast greens. Number 2 doglegs to the left. There is a bunker on the left to protect the dogleg and may cause problems for anyone wanting to take a short cut on this par 5. Only long hitters can reach this 535-yard hole in two shots.
Trees are on the right and left of the fairway.
A bunker is short left of the green, and another on the right side. A shot can run up on the green, which is open in the front. Better to be short of the hole than long because the green slopes from the back to the front. The first par 3 is hole number 3. The 150-yard hole is a good par 3 with birdie possibilities.