This long dog-leg left par 5 requires a well placed drive, as your approach shot can be blocked by trees. Out-of-bounds to the right, so you'll need to plan your swing path accordingly. A tree 50 meters or so on the left hand side seems to attract players who have a distinct fade to their ball flight, so take note. Straight and true, depending on the wind direction will see you safely in the middle of the fairway.

Depending on the drive, there can be various ways of approaching your approach shot. For most players, the target should be the 100 meter mark, where the fairway starts to dogleg left and then choose a club for the approach onto the green. Longer hitters will be looking at eagle or birdie on this hole. No danger at the green, except for run-offs around most of it. The key is the pin placement, if the pin in in front, it maybe wise to opt for the shorter shot leaving you a short chip to the flag. If the flag is at the back, hitting the green will be your focus, although chipping to most pin placements isn't difficult.

The green is large and uneventful to putt on, especially at it looks remarkably flat, however don't be fooled, it moves in different directions depending on pin placement and the position your ball has finished at.