The front nine finishes with a tricky par 4 dog leg right. It requires a tee shot played up the right to a landing zone that cannot be seen from the tee box. If  too straight and long the player will end up punching out of the trees with little hope of reaching the green. Judgement of the second shot can be effected by the prevailing winds and the fairway slopes which creates dead ground short of the green. The Putting Tip here is: if in doubt it breaks away from the Clubhouse.