I've hit it into the trees on both sides, plugged it in the lip of a front bunker, put it in the back bunkers and missed the green left and right. It's an unbelievably tough little par 4. This and No. 3 are the two shortest par 4s on the course, but if I make two pars, I'm happy. The addition of the second cut of grass has probably helped this hole because it keeps the ball from running too far off the fairway. Even though I'm hitting a wedge second shot, the green is terribly hard to hit because it has so little depth.
Wind compounds the problem.
From the fairway, you can't see any of the elevated green except the right front. The putting surface slopes from back to front. The right shelf falls down to the left, almost creating two greens in one. The front bunkers are deep but playable. If you try to get cute, though, you can easily leave the ball there.