The shortest hole on the course presents a genuine birdie chance and has produced more than a few hole-in-ones. The challenge is the wind — it swirls unpredictably around the green, turning a simple par 3 into something more demanding.

Playing Notes

If the wind is up, watch the flag and keep the ball low when possible. High shots can drift into the surrounding bush.

Even a low running ball can find the green, so select your club with care.

A hook finds thick scrub; a slice may stay safe or drift into the trees depending on length.

The green allows for small misses on all sides, with the best miss short-right.