The last of the first 9 plays as a long par 4. The first shot must manage a water hazard all along the right side and nasty trees on the left. Power hitters may be cautious not to be too long. Then, the second shot requires a mid to long iron to a huge green slopping heavily on its first part, and with a huge bump on the left. Deep bunkers protect the front and right side of the putting surface. Some say it would be a very nice last hole...