Golfers have a tendency to aim left to avoid the lake on the right. Large trees on the left can make the long second shot difficult. To make matters tough, there is a lake to the left of the green and a bunker on the right, making the narrow approach demanding. A huge green with many different pin placements compliments this entire golf hole.

From an elevated tee, golfers must hit an accurate drive in order to avoid the trees and river on the left and the web of trees on the right. Because the hole is downwind, long hitters may have the opportunity to reach the slightly elevated green in two shots. The river continues up the left side and the two large tree 50 yards short of the green make for an accurate and sometimes risky shot.

This difficult hole has a bit of everything: A river that crosses in front of the tee and parallels the entire left-hand side makes for a scary tee shot. A player that elects to play safe by hitting the tee shot to the right faces large trees and a bunker that guard the right side. This fair but tough hole presents a challenge to start the back nine.

Even though this hole plays downhill, the left-to-right wind makes this hole more difficult than it looks. Bunkers guard the front of the huge green, with tricky little breaks that make putting a premium once on the surface.