The fairway on this par 4 slopes toward the water; aim for the left side off the tee. This brings the bunker on the left into play. The elevated green requires an extra club to avoid the three bunkers guarding the two-tiered green.

“Proper club selection is critical in order to score well on this downhill par 3. The green is situated between natural wetlands in the front and rear. A large sculptured bunker guards the left and front left portions of the green. Grass hollows were provided to the right and immediately behind the green in order to keep slightly errant shots in play. Again, a variety of tee angles and yardages provide diverse playing conditions.” – Rees Jones, Course Architect