"A golf course is the epitome of all that is purely transitory in the universe, a space not to dwell in, but to get over as soon as possible" - Jean Giraudoux, The Enchanted.

You must thread your drive between a large and seemingly magnetic pine tree on the right and a water hazard followed by out-of-bounds on the left.

A draw hit to the hill in the middle of the fairway will run on over the crest to finish near the left of the fairway or maybe in the light rough. This sets up an attacking approach to the green with a short or mid iron.

Be cautious when playing the second shot from behind the hill, short of the 150-metre marker. A natural tendency for this shot to fly left can see the ball finishing in serious trouble left of the green.