The back nine begins with a simple, straightforward par 4—but don’t be misled by the shape of the hole. Taking your drive too far right can leave you in the rough or, worse, among the trees.
There is more room on the left side than you might expect. Aiming at the flagstick is a reliable target line that should help you find the fairway.
Your approach shot can be as simple as you make it. With bunkers guarding both sides of the green, taking an extra club is often the safer choice.
Be cautious not to go long; overshooting the green can leave you in the thicker rough behind it.
