Hole #9 - Brook
The downhill, 396-yard ninth will yield its share of birdies – and extract its share of bogies. Players should finesse the ball slightly to the left side from a tee situated well above the fairway, which is 30 yards wide in the landing zone and guarded by a bunker on the right side and trees on the left. From there it will be a high iron across the Rooster River to a dime-sized, sloping green that is flanked by bunkers. Being one of the smallest greens on the course, the ninth often leaves golfers missing the putting surface short-sided.