Lake Course - Hole #2

The fairway on this short, 347-yard par 4 is very wide. Unfortunately you must either bail out to the right or carry your shot 190 yards over water. If you hit a driver to have a shorter approach into the green, lay off of it a little or you may find the creek that crosses the fairway 285 yards from the tee. The best shot is right to left starting at the left side of the mound and finishing on line with the bridge leading to the green. Your approach is another forced carry over water with a short iron. Here you will see a lot of people bailing out to the right. This will not only keep your shot out of the water, but also leave you with an uphill chip. The green is very wide and shallow, so it is crucial to hit the right club. Long is of course better then short in the water, but is not a simple up and down. Also keep in mind that swinging hard at a wedge may result in your shot spinning back off of the green into the water. When putting keep in mind that the green feeds back toward the water. Birdie takes two very gutsy shots.