This hole plays quite a bit longer than the yardage printed on the scorecard. Your tee shot is one quarter into the wind and the layout is slightly uphill. Aim your driver to the left of the right side fairway bunker. The green is very flat and difficult to see from the fairway. But it is open in front, so you can roll your approach shot up onto the green.The driving range, which is located along the right side of the golf hole, is marked with out of bounds stakes.

Number eleven appears more difficult than it plays. The elevated tee box and sweeping dogleg to the right make this hole visually challenging. Use the large center tree on the other side of the water as your target line (The carry over the pond is not that great). A distance player can aim their tee shot over the entire pond and have only 100 yards left to the green (The prevailing wind usually blows from right to left). You will hit your approach shot onto a nicely contoured green. Beware of the little tree and front left side pot bunker. They seem to attract golf balls.

Is this the toughest short hole or the shortest tough hole? You decide. The water hazard is very reachable from the tee box. It runs along the left side of the green and cuts into the fairway in front of the green. Choose a club which you can hit 200 yards into the fairway (You will have 100-130 yards left to the green). Your approach shot can be quite nerve racking depending upon the placement of the flag stick. There are two green side bunkers on the right and water in front and to the left (Also, the prevailing wind is usually blowing from the right to the left towards the water). Just relax, swing, and find the dance floor (Sounds easy).