The dogleg right requires a drive to a fairway on an upslope that is squeezed on the right by trees and marsh, and on the left by timber and a bunker at the crest of the incline.

The back side of the fairway is downhill. A solid drive is necessary to see a peninsula green that shoots right into the marsh with a bunker running along the marsh on the right and another bunker left.

The hole measures 430 yards from the back tee, 385 from the blue, 370 from the white and 300 from the red. A back tee to the right creates a much sharper dogleg and requires a long drive to see around the corner.

The hole was straightforward before the green was moved significantly to the right in the early 1990s.