A relatively short par 4 with out-of-bounds on the right. A ball coming to rest, touching or passing over the road is classified as out-of-bounds. The fairway is uphill and slopes slightly from left to right providing a little grace if you have pushed your tee shot. Also be mindful of two well placed trees on the left and right, which can block your approach to the green. Aim safely for the right hand side of the fairway. Longer hitters should consider 2 iron, 5 metal or 3 metal

The uphill approach shot to the green is tricky as it has a very small landing area which doesn't guarantee your ball will remain on the green. With a bunker to the left of the green as well as an elevated green, your approach shot needs to be precise in order to stay on the green and avoid the run offs on either side. You don't want to be chipping onto this green. Don't forget the out-of-bounds lurking on the right hand side.

The green has a small landing area, although it's long in length. Chipping from just off the green and from the sides can be very tricky as the green is normally quick. Putting can be a lottery on certain days, especially with a front pin placement and a quick green, which can render a putt "almost" impossible.