Across the Mill Way road, the climb to the Second tee - still hugging the old Roman Road through the avenue of Beech - is breathtaking in more ways than one.  The two shots need accuracy, for trouble lurks among the trees on Stane Street and in the small spinneys on the left.  It is slightly uphill most of the way with a bunker at the entrance to the fairway on the right and two more well placed further along on the left.  The second of these has to be carried if the drive is to the left of the fairway.  Entry to the green is from the left as there is a deep grassy pit on the right which readily collects a loose ball.

Pro's Tip

A shortish uphill par 4 that requires an accurate drive to avoid the bunkers left and right. 

The second shot must be aimed left of the flag as a sloping green combined with a sheer drop to the right are a recipe for a double-bogey!