this is a short par four that doglegs at a forty five degree angle to the left. It is not important to hit a long drive, especially because you can overshoot the fairway and give yourself a bad angle to the green. Just to the right of the teeing area you can check out where the pin is located. The more to the front of the green and to the right, the more you should consider a 3 or four iron off the tee. Everything kicks left and away on this green when the second shot lands. Usually you are still left with a short wedge after hitting an iron off the tee. Only the suckers hit driver as there is a hazard to the left and several deep bunkers to contend with. This is a very fun and sporty hole. More birdies for those that use their heads.