A good par 4! Off the tee, avoid the string of bunkers on the right with the driver. Bunkers on the left and right guard the green. The green is large so hit the approach shot as close to the pin as possible to avoid three putting.

“Perhaps the most demanding par 4 on the golf course. A well-struck drive from the elevated tee complex is essential in order to reach the green in two. The large tree on the inside of the dogleg tightens the landing zone and discourages any thought of trying to cut the dogleg. As such, a support berm was created along the left of the dogleg to contain and turn tee shots played away from the tree. The approach and green surrounds are framed with large trees that provide the hole with immense natural beauty and instant maturity. Grass hollows to the right of the green provide a bailout for those playing away from the deep sand bunker that guards the left of the green. The putting surface features subtle sweeps and rolls that complete the challenge of this great par 4.” – Rees Jones, Course Architect