| The fourteenth hole tougest par-4 on the back nine for men, and plays as a three shot par-5 for women. The tee shot must favor the left side to avoid getting blocked out by the trees inside the dogleg. The area short of the green can funnel balls towards the front section of the green, but a ball that doesn't have the momentum to bounce forward onto the putting surface will return to "the valley" just short of the green, leaving the player with a pesky pitch shot to try and save par. The fourteenth green is the toughest to read on the course because of its deceieving front-to-back pitch and many subtle interior contours. |