“Long par-4, although we have tended not to use the back tee. It is slightly blind off the back tee, so hard to know exactly where the right-hand fairway bunkers are. It is a big target, although you see players play up the left side which lengthens the hole significantly. It is played to a large green, with a bunker at the front, so the easier pins are at the back of the green. If the pin is at the front it is tough to get it close, but players generally aim past the pin and make an easy par. Whilst a long hole, it is one I would always take on and hope to make birdie if I hit a good shot in,” – Padraig Harrington
