The final par 3 on the course demands a tee shot that prioritises accuracy above all else.
With a mid- to long-iron in hand, you’ll face a series of bunkers: two deep-faced traps guarding the left side and a shallow bunker waiting to catch anything that comes up short and right.
The green is perched on a right-to-left slope, which can easily funnel your ball into one of the surrounding run-off areas, so choosing the correct shot shape is essential.
Pay close attention to the pin position. With a distinct boxed section on the green, you may find your putt is more challenging than it first appears.
