A severe dogleg left that doesn't begin until after a titanic Nicklaus power fade. But not too much fade, or the ball is sure to be caught or rejected by a grove of maples on the right. From the back tees, a long downhill bomb over a pond is required. Rough is light on both sides but pines line the right side of the very green and very wide, airstrip-width fairway. A small fairway bunker on right side seems to be just where long, wayward fades land, making the wide fairway seem narrow.
Second shot is straight up the hill and with a steady crosswind.
Add two clubs automatically. The green slopes from right to left. When pin is tucked behind front bunker on left side of the green, a par is a great score. Golf Club is a challenge. Straight down a hill and with old, gangly live oak trees on the left, sparse pines for only the most wayward shots lost right, on number four, tee it high and let it fly.