Challenging for all levels of play, Hole 4 is the #1 ranked handicap hole for good reason: it’s a dogleg left long par five that ends with a raised green which is protected by a frontside bunker and a bunker to the right. The driving area appears wide open, except for the two palm trees on the left of the fairway. They require a well placed tee shot to the right side of the fairway while avoiding the bunkers just off the right fairway Your second shot threads between trees on the left and bunkers on the right as the fairway begins its dogleg left. The front greenside bunker demands that you hit a lofted approach shot to get on the green. The challenge continues as the green slopes back to front with several subtle breaks. This #1 ranked handicap hole is challenging for all levels of play.