The second—and final—par 5 on the course offers an excellent chance to recover a few strokes.
From the medal tee, which is tucked inside the woods, longer hitters may take on the risky drive over the trees to cut the corner. The safer play is to aim toward the start of the fairway, but be cautious—anything too short can find the burn.
Depending on your position after the tee shot, a straightforward second shot could leave you putting for eagle. However, laying up is often the sensible choice. A drainage burn crosses in front of the green, and a guarding bunker can leave you facing a challenging pitch if you come up short.
Play smart, stay safe, and this hole can reward you.
