Slope of the green is back to front with the right side being the most severe. Most difficult pin placement is right front, behind the right trap, making approach shots from the right side to that location impossible to get close. There are trees on either side all the way down the fairway and near the green with right long being the most deadly location.

Most mid-handicappers with two reasonable shots are usually faced with a wedge or high iron on their approach to the green, which is surrounded by traps to the left and front right. Golfers need to be wary of a thick rough bordering tree line on the right. There’s ample landing area leading up to the green with again, right center being the most favorable location from which to hit an approach shot to the green. Balls to the left take away any possibility of getting on in two even for the best of players. Only the longest of hitters can contemplate getting on in two and only those shots to the right have a good enough angle. Ideal landing area off the tee is towards the right side of the fairway, giving the golfer a better look towards the green, which is a slight dogleg to the left. As a result, the woods on the right side tend to be a favorite landing area for the mid to high handicapper. Length: 525 yards (blue tees) 495 yards (white tees) 450 yards (yellow tees).Ī straightaway shot off the tee with trees bracketing the fairway on either side, the most difficult aspect of the tee shot is the illusion of a narrow fairway punctuated by most golfers not being properly warmed up.

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