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| From the tee, you need to be as close to the bunkers on the right as you dare. This will set up your safest second shot. You canât tell it from here, but your second shot will be from the top of a hill to a green on a much lower level. The crest of the fairway is 253 yards out. | |
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| Not bad, you're about 180 yards from the green. As you can see, the next section of fairway and the green are on a much lower piece of land. A pond and a finger of salt marsh protect the right side of the fairway and green. A sandtrap wraps the right side and backside of the green. If your shot is long you'll be lucky to stick in the sand because right behind the green is a salt marsh, and in the distance is the Intracoastal Waterway. | |
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| You're on the green in a good position. In the distance you can see the green of #17. After you sink this putt you can go on to #17 or return to the clubhouse. | |