Hole 13

This dog-leg right par four has a reasonably sized bunker on the right, which forces drives to the left. The fairway runs into a pronounced dip short of the green. Broad at its entrance and narrower at the back, the green is defined by a thumbprint at the front and small shoulders that run into the putting surface. These make judging pace and borrow crucial. This green has arguably the finest backdrop – a stand of mature native trees – of any on the course.