The elevated tee and downwind tee shot makes it a little shorter than number five. There is a lake on the left side of the fairway for the medium to short hitters and another on the right to swallow the long hitters. The short or medium-length hitter needs to play down the right side while the long hitter can take the left-hand lake out of play and at the same time steer clear of the watery right side. Once the ball is in play, the golfer is faced with a long approach shot with anything from a three wood to middle iron. The green is very deep and slopes left to right, once again making club selection important. Long putts have both speed and slope to contend with making three-putting altogether too easy from a misplayed approach shot.