Another genuinely challenging hole, even with the help of the prevailing breeze. A sweeping dog-leg to the right features the course’s largest water hazard down the left and fairway bunkers to the right.

An ideal drive is to skirt the edge of the fairway bunkers, but if you hit your drive too long and straight you will find a watery grave, as the fairway slopes in that direction.

From the fairway, you still have a difficult second shot to an angled green which has large bunkers right and left in its defence. This hole is greatly affected by the wind, so club selection is crucial as long can be in deep trouble.