Slightly longer than the 6th but offering the same birdie potential, this par 3 is only difficult when the wind swirls around the green — which it often does.

Playing Notes

On windy days, watch the flag and keep the ball low if you can. High shots are vulnerable to drift into the surrounding bush.

A low, running shot can still reach the green effectively.

Hooks find thick scrub; slices may land safely or find trees depending on carry.

The green offers good space around it, with the preferred miss short-right.