This S bend tee shot requires you to hit the right angle to get a putt for your second shot. Missing right will leave you with a fairly open shot, but shots the fade too far left could end up obstructed. There is more of an opening after the first initial line of trees in front of the tee, so missing those is the main objective.

The farthest pin placement is visible over the brush along the left side, but keep in mind that any shot that gets caught in there will be hard to pitch out of. RHBH Hyzers around the corner are probably the most popular plays on this hole, and set up for an open approach to the basket. Stronger arms will be able to really push to the pin from the tee. Keep in mind that there is some more swampy high grass at the base of the hill that you'll want to be short or long of.

For the farther pin placements, you can either go around or over the brush. If you hit the tree branch overhanging the brush or throw too low, the brush can be very hard to pitch out of. If you aren't feeling confident, you can throw a gentle RHBH hyzer or flex FH to set up for a long approach.

The requirements of this hole are straightforward, but easier said than done. Landing short or to the right or left of the pin can result in a tough upshot through the trees and brush. Much of the canopy short and to the left is very hard to break through as well. Throw something that can get you over the brush and won't fade too much to the left.