For many years this green was played as the First.  Now played as the Tenth, it heralds the start of the homeward and, perhaps, more difficult half of the course - although the Index 18 might lead you to believe otherwise.  A 336 yard Par 4, the driving area is narrowed by an Ash on the left and an Oak on the right.  Fairway bunkers left and right catch many a tee shot and a sliced drive over the big Yew tree can find some unpleasant rough.  The green falls from the left and is protected by a bunker on the right so the shot in, whilst it may be short, must be accurate to make par or better.

Pro's Tip

Perhaps the best chance of a birdie on the back nine. 

Running alongside the first, a downhill drive threaded between two well-placed bunkers leaves a pitch which, if played left of the flag, should leave a great chance for a three!