A beautiful, but daunting, golf hole - particularly from the back tee - that is the Fourteenth.  Playing this 409 yard Par 4 requires a great degree of accuracy.  The trees come in very close at the teeing area, while the fairway falls away to the left into a great copse of Beech bordering the road.  The drive is downhill over cross bunkers and should finish on the left (but not in the trees) as that gives an easier approach to a long green guarded by bunkers at front left and right.  There is a steep fall to the left and over the back of the green.  The fall of the ground approaching the green tends to turn the ball sharply to the left so that the approach from the right is tricky and needs to be accurately placed.

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