The second shot is a short wedge over water. A large bunker also protect the front of the relative flat green. A bunker protect the front left and trees and water line the right hand side. The finishing hole is a par 5 dogleg left. It starts out on the river basin and on the players second and third shots climbs the hill through the woods and up to the Club House.
Water protect the fairway on the right and bunkers are well place to catch tee shots as well.
After a good tee shot, players usually have between 200 and 250 yards up a steep incline to the green. Bunkers on both sides of the narrow green often catch second or third shots. There are many interesting pin placements on this hole for golfer who have a pressure putt to finish the round.