All Rights Reserved. Two greenside bunkers, front right and along the left side, guard this green which slopes to the front. The fourth green resembled a boomerang in shape in 1935. It s now a bit wider, the bend slightly less extreme, but the hole remains an elusive target. Last year, it ranked fourth.
Wind is the primary frustration here.
No. 4 at sharp angles, creating swirling wind conditions similar to those found at Amen Corner. It's very easy to be fooled in terms of club selection. At the tee, you may think you're hitting into the wind, only to discover at the green that the wind is blowing in the opposite direction. I've even had the wind take what I considered a good tee shot and carry it into the back bushes. My par here in the first round in 1976 helped get me going in the right direction.