Having climbed the hill on the last, this long par 4 with its wide fairway sloping gently downhill is a very inviting tee shot.

A straight tee shot will be rewarded with the ball running a considerable distance down the fairway, making this hole seem much shorter than the last. (It is in-fact marginally longer from the medal tee)

The green is guarded by a bunker front left, and the natural approach would appear to be a slight draw into the right side of the green. (easier said than done)

It is however still a long hole and holding your ball on the green from a long iron or fairway wood is of course not easy. Miss left or long, and your ball will find trouble in the trees.

Once on the putting surface, it is fairly flat and your ball tends to run true towards the hole.

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