Back across the road is the Eleventh tee which is placed well back and guarded on either side by thick spinneys.  At 338 yards it is one of the best Par 4’s on the course.  The ground falls away slightly to the left into the woods and rises onto a plateau where the good drive should come to rest.  A very accurate second shot is essential here to carry humps and bunkers guarding the approach, with trees on the left and right.  A weak shot will roll left into a large trap and a too long approach going over the green will land you in severe trouble with still more trees and rough.  The dip in the centre of this fairway was the Seventh green of the original Braid layout, while on the left are the remains of an earlier teeing area.

Pro's Tip

An easy hole for the longer hitter, but for most, a tricky second shot from an uphill lie is challenging to say the least. 

Keep to the right as a bunker and a slope await any shot leaking to the left!