The tee shot is
wide open, with parallel hole 6 on the right and out of bounds on
the far left.
The red and black
tees are about 30 yards forward, to the right, and a bit lower
than the white and blue tees. This shot is even more wide open than from the
other tees.
An errant tee
shot to the right could get you behind these trees, but getting
through or around them is just an interesting challenge. On the
plus side, the trees provide a beautifully framed view of the
fairway and green.
Fairway and green
viewed from a better tee shot landing. This spot slightly to
the right of the fairway was chosen for the photo because it shows
the fairway getting progressively steeper downhill past this
knoll. The goal of young bucks is to get their drive past the
knoll and have it roll down this hill. The hill also slopes down
from left to right, so the long tee shot should hug the left side of
the fairway.
Approach shots
are wide open to a large green. Try to stay short of the
pin.
View from behind
the green and back down the fairway. The severe downslope from
back to front is seen even in this photo. This can lead to very
tricky putts if your approach shot stops past the pin, especially
for pin placements near the front of the green.