Righty flick uphill shot (+14) feet. Plays 258 feet long. Nasty turn to the right. A putter will not turn. Use a midrange or fairway driver.

Signature hole on the course. Straight low laser uphill drives a must; high or off center will probably result in a BAD lie (and a 4+ result). When I throw a 140' or so drive in the middle, its is usually an easy 3. There were almost twice the number of double bogeys+ than there were birdies during the 2012 Worlds by the MA1s. A par is a happy one.

Cannot see the basket from tee (22' drop; 15' in the last 45'; small "level" landing zone; another 20+' drop past the basket; overshoot you can have a 100' uphill recovery; undershoot you'll have a 35' knee rattling downhill putt that can easily turn a birdie attempt to a bogey or worse). Smart play is a control 180-190' tee shot, which usually stops by a cross fairway log; if aggressive run at that 30' downhill putt; if not, toss a putter, upside down 5' past the log and let it slide for a drop-in 3, avoid catching an edge as it will roll way long.

This is an uphill dogleg left that is only 318' feet long. There is a safe way and risky way on this par 4. It takes a big hyzer or straight shot with a downhill approach. Basket is on a dropoff. It's a better idea to keep your approach shot a bit short.