Hole #2 -
The second hole doesn’t give much a of a reprieve. This long par 3 sports an enormous native bunker protecting the front right side of the green. So play left and let the slope feed the ball to the putting surface. The green is quite an achievement. It is the largest green on the golf course and has two distinct levels. What makes it so interesting is that the upper tier is in the front half of the green. This aids the player in running a shot to the flagstick when the pin is cut in the back. Distance control will be critical in avoiding the dreaded three or even four-putt.
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