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, fun 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.  This is another "go for it" par 5 hole.

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

 

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