While there's plenty of room to land to the left of the sandtrap, watch for any signs of breeze pushing right-to-left in the clearing down the fairway.

This dogleg is made shorter by the change in elevation. There's a beautiful old tree straight away that marks the far side of the alley for aiming your turn.

If you're not a long thrower and you're playing from the back tees, break this hole down: the first turn is probably about 160' - 180' off the tee - throw a straight mid. Break down the remaining 300' into two shots: either by landing in the clearing short of the railroad tie steps leading up to the level of the final fairway to the basket, or by throwing your second long - beyond and to the left of the steps. Get up and down after the second shot, and you've scrambled for par without having to be able to throw a big anny off the tee.