Narrow tee lined with trees on both sides, but opens up about 235 yards off the tee. Approach drops significantly onto a flat green surrounded by a horseshoe-shaped lake, with a bunker front left and back right.

Dogleg left with trees down the left. The green has a semicircle shelf on the back. Jack Nicklaus made an eagle during his course-record 67 (since broken during the 1998 PGA Championship) by playing a fade over the trees and then a 2-iron through two trees 25 yards apart.

Requires the most accurate tee shot. Fairway narrows at about 260 yards to two fairway bunkers. Tree on the right side of the fairway just beyond the bunker could block the approach shot right, and a tree 100 yards from the green could block a tee shot that strays left.

The green, protected by two bunkers in the front and one in the back, slopes from front to back.

Short but sharp dogleg left. Landing area surrounded by four bunkers about 225 yards from the tee. Second shot slightly downhill to a green protected by a large tree on the front right of the green and bunkers front left and back right.

Elevated tee with trees lining both sides of the fairway from tee to green. Two trees toward the center of the fairway about 265 yards out narrows the landing area and looks like a saddle. Any drive left or right is usually blocked by a tree. Slightly elevated green, guarded by two bunkers, has huge mound in the back center.

Dogleg right requires accuracy off the tee to keep large fir on right side from blocking approach shot. A huge fir tree blocks right side of the fairway, and a bunker left demands accuracy. Approach must carry a large depression to a two-tiered green. Two large bunkers guard the right front and left side.

Elevated tee looks down on a green with water in the front that wraps around the right side. Grass between green and the lake is cut short to collect balls that miss the green. Large bunker on the left side.

Dogleg left after uphill tee shot. Too much of a draw could be blocked by large trees on the left or end up in a bunker on the left side of the landing area. Approach area narrows with two large trees guarding left side. Two-tiered green is 120 feet long with three bunkers surrounding the green.