The dogleg hooks up a little earlier than you think, aim short of the trash can visible from the tee and let your shot go right from there and you will be good.

Hard dogleg right that requires a finesse shot of between 170 and 230 feet, depending on which tees you're playing, to give you a good look at the pin on your second shot. Second shot is slightly uphill about 150 feet from the landing area to the pin, which is well guarded by trees. If your drive ends up way off to the right, you might just find another fairway.

Nominally plays as a par 4, but if you don't get greedy and try to drive to the pin and you can throw a straight shot to the bend in the dogleg, or a slight curve from there a little farther up the fairway, this hole will give up lots of 3s.