The Fifth has the rise of the ground against all the way.  The tee shot, over some heavy rough, needs to be centred because bunkers on both sides of the fairway are set to catch the wayward hit.  A shot sliced or pushed to the right may find its way to the green barred by a line of Silver Birch.  Another bunker in the middle of the fairway has to be carried if the plateau green, built into something of a saddle shape and guarded by bunkers in each front corner, is to be reached with the second shot.

Pro's Tip

A medium length uphill par 4.Thread your drive between the numerous fairway bunkers in order to have a shot to a well guarded green.

Be mindful of the flag position on this long deceptive green which contains several subtle borrows.