The 13th

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Par 4, 372 m

This long par 4 looks innocent enough from the tee, but rates as one of the hardest holes on the course. The landing area is wide enough, though there are thick trees both sides of the fairway. The reason it's so tough on the scorecard is that the fairway steers gently around to the left to a large green protected by a long, shallow bunker — with nothing but trouble at the back right of the green. During comps the pin is often towards the back of the green, so even an approach shot that sticks is no guarantee for a 2 putt.

Hot Tip:

Keep your tee shot right of the centre of the fairway. A very large tree overhangs the approach to the green if your tee shot is too far left. And unless you bring a rake, don't go over the back of the green in Autumn.

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