Hole #9

Although this is considered the easiest hole on the course, it's not necessarily eagle material.  A good drive and a good lay up should give you a good opportunity for birdie.  But, if you're think about going for this green in two, you'd better bring your 'A' game.  Depending on how far you hit your tee shot, going for this green in two could require bending your shot around a large tree guarding this green and carrying a front side bunker.  And, if you manage to do both, you'll have to stop your ball on the green or it will end up wet.

If you choose to take three shots to find this green, your approach should find the putting surface and give you a good chance at birdie.