The Seventh runs alongside the Sixth. From a superbly positioned and elevated tee the ground falls now to the right. The tee shot must flirt with the trees on the left dividing the two fairways, or fall away towards the Twelfth fairway into light rough amid more recently planted trees, but now the green will be totally obscured by a group of stately Beech. This is a Par 5, 533 yard dog-leg right onto a reverse two-tier green. The shot to the green must come in from the left, but no more than a yard or two off-line will find the ball in one or other of the greenside bunkers. An over-hit approach shot will end in the rough at the back of the green and in the roots of the tall Pines.

Pro's Tip

A long par 5 where an accurate tee shot up the left-hand side is the only way to find the sloping fairway. 

Similarly the second shot must be hit well to the left to leave a tricky pitch downhill to a two-tiered green. 

But beware - the back tier is below the front.