Hole 3
Short but demanding par 4. A shoot of trees forces your aim to the right side of a left to right sloping fairway. A small green awaits your partially blind short iron shot. Water short of the green is not visible when approaching, but errant shots long will be a tough up and down.

Pro's Advice: A short birdie hole must be played with caution. Water cuts across the fairway at 85 yards from the green, so the best tee shot is a lay up between 100 and 150 yards. The green slopes from back to front with a deep bunker behind the right side of the green. A shot from the back bunker to a pin placement on the right is a sure bogey. Play short of the pin to give a good chance for a birdie.