“A big long par-4! Off the tee you want to avoid the bunkers on the left. The bail-out used to be on the right, but some mounding has been added in the rough, providing difficulty and putting a premium on the tee shot. The second shot can be a 4 iron into an elevated green, so it suits a good ball striker, as it can be a struggle to get it on the right tier and in position in two shots. It is not too difficult around the green and does offer opportunities of getting up and down, despite it being raised. Most players would be happy making par on this hole,” – Padraig Harrington
