The third par 5 on the first nine, and only 438 yards, the USGA says this should be a par 4.  But after you play this beauty you'll probably agree that it's a nice par 5.  Playing up hill all the way, its a sharp dogleg right.  The dogleg is protected by a sizable grove of trees, effectively blocking tee shots that are short or too far right from having a straight second shot to the green.  But don't go too far left either, as the tee shot is is guarded by out-of-bounds on the left side.  The large green is nicely contoured and protected by a single right front bunker.  Once again, your approach needs to be on the proper section of the green to reduce the chances of three putting.

The tee shot on #6 goes straight up the hill, to a 
dog leg right.  With nearly 70' of elevation change, 
it plays much longer than the yardage.

From about 150 yards out you get a glimpse of the right-front bunker and the top portion of the flag.

From the dogleg looking back towards the tee you can get a feel for how much uphill the tee shot actually plays.

From the green on #6 looking back down the fairway towards the dog leg.

Another view of #6 green.