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#4 Tee shot over water onto very slight dogleg left until 150 yard market where fairway has a 90 degree dogleg left with green protected by two large trees left. No bunders. Fairway slopes towards left front and right from center ridge.
#13 Severe dogleg left with green protected by two large trees left. No bunders. Fairway slopes towards left front and right from center ridge.
#4 The tee shot is over water but it doesn’t really come into play. However, there are trees just beyond the water to the left and right that must be threaded. The fairway is straight until about 150 yards out where the fairway doglegs over 90 degrees to the left towards the green. There are two trees towards the front left that protects the green. There are out-of-bound markers to the right of the green. The green slopes from a hogback towards the front left and the right. Any shot long will require a delicate chip to get close. You want to be below the hole as putting above the hole is tricky. There is an alternate tee placement beyond the water that shortens the hole by about 80 yards. Trees right come into play as well as the sweetgum in the fairway left.
#13 The fairway is a severe dogleg left with a sweetgum in the left side of the fairway. You must go over or around this tree as it definitely comes into play. Play from 150 yards in is the same as #4.