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. Unless you hit the ball higher than Tiger Woods, you better hug the left side on the tee shot, which means flirting with the water.
Trees make laying up in front of the green but right of the water virtually impossible.
A gimmick hole. Maybe the best hole on the course. A classic par-3 with a yawning bunker in front and a green that slopes back to front. Another par-5 that is difficult to reach in two. Players are advised to score well on these four holes, because the course gets mean coming home.