443 Yards Par 4

Disaster looms with every shot on this long dogleg. The tee shot needs to be long and straight. Anything shorter or longer than 240 to 260 yards brings overhanging trees into play on either side of the fairway. A large fairway bunker swallows up shots from players who try to cut the corner of the dogleg. The second shot must travel uphill across a 150-yard manicured ravine that ends 20 yards short of a barely visible green. Two ravine-side bunkers offer still another obstacle and give the illusion the hole is shorter than it plays. And players whose approach shots miss face another challenge to pitch onto the small mounded green.

Photo Credit: Matt Turner