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Hole #4 While not an incredibly long hole, it is essential that tee shots find the fairway. A deep arroyo running up the left side of the fourth hole prevents many players from cutting the corner of the dogleg and a complex of fairway bunkers up the right side will find errant tee shots. A second shot demands accuracy as only a narrow opening on the green exists between the two bunkers that guard the green. A steep ridge separating the two tiers of this green can make putting difficult if the ball comes to rest on the wrong side of the green. |
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