From the tee, the first Par 4 seems to be fairly simple. It is not a long hole, but high grass and trees right, and thick woods left, could make it feel longer. Overhanging trees create a tunnel-like effect from the tee and should be the first thing to avoid. As a whole, it is pretty straight forward. A fairway drive leaves you with a short iron or wedge to a slightly uphill, two-tiered green. There are two greenside bunkers that can penalize a poor approach, especially with a pin placement above the horizontal ridge. Keeping this hole simple and not being overly aggressive give you the best chance to take advantage of this short Par 4.