This 437 yard dog-leg right par 4 is consistently considered the most difficult hole on the golf course for members. Shorter hitters can afford to hit driver off the tee to the corner of the dog-leg leaving them around 200 yards into the green. Longer hitters need to hit a long iron off the tee, because driver would put them in the trees straight away leaving the player blocked from any second shot to the green. Carrying the dog-leg is an option for tremendously long hitters. The only requirement is to carry the 70 or more trees that guard the right side of the hole, and the creek that divides the hole at 150 yards. Players, who successfully do so, will be left with no more than pitching wedge to the green.