Off the tee here, you must be straight, or you must be long. Traps flank both sides of the fairway only 230 yards out, and the fairway is only 20 yards wide between them. You'll only see the righthand trap from the tee. Either go up the middle between them or go over them. If you're past the hollow beyond the left trap, you can go for the green in two. However, it's farther than it looks, because you can't see the front edge from back in the fairway and the trap on the left is 20 yards short. The normal play is up the left side of the fairway. This will avoid the large tree guarding the right entry to the green with your wedge in. A swale through the left side divides the putting surface. Putts across it can be tricky, and pin placements far left and far right are tough to hit to.
