| Baxter Spann, Golf Course Architect: This should be a long three shotter, especially into the normal southwest wind. A long carry is required from the back tees to reach the fairway, which turns slightly to the left along the base of a large ridge. The second shot must negotiate a large cross bunker, with a decision to be made as to whether attempt to play beyond it or lay up short of it to approach the green. The putting surface is the longest on the course, with a difference of three to four clubs from front to the back, where it becomes quite heavily contoured. |
