This short and seamingly straightforward par 4 only requires an easy tee shot and short iron into the green. However, long hitters will be tempted to go for the green but must thread the ball between the bunker on the right and a deep hollow on the left (a 5 yard wide gap!).

Any wayward tee shot faces a tough 2nd shot over a gully and tree on the left or over the two bunkers on the right. Although a short iron shot, this can be difficult to judge onto a two level green. Any long hitters who have found the left hand hollow will be left with a tricky blind pitch shot from deep rough.

This large, two level green is deceptively flat and can yield a lot of birdies when the pin is placed on the large upper level. However, When the pin placed on the back left lower level, a good second shot is needed to get within b irdie range, and this brings the back bunker into play. Any bail out to the right will leave a difficult long putt down to the lower level.