Most folks play this as a par 4. It is nice to be on the left side of the fairway IMO. Off to the right you can get into some trouble. This is a near impossible 3 when the pin is in the long.
The perfect drive (I use an Eagle) is CENTER LEFT over the first hill. Once over the hill, there are trees to the right and deep pits with trees. Left is a little more wooded then the middle. Once you get over the first hill, you want to stay left through the hole. This is a tough par 4.
