Hole # 6 is deceptively tough. It is a short par four that absolutely demands straight shooting. We suggest hitting your most comfortable long iron or lofted wood getting cozy with that red and white 100yd. marker in the middle of the fairway. The green is small and well protected by trees to the left and a steep drop off to the right and right rear. A very solid short iron to the green puts the player in good shape for a birdie, but many good rounds have been torpedoed on this hole.

Hazards: No bunkers, no water, but " trouble" is all around you. Even the cart path may pose a problem near the green. Take dead aim and swing smooth. If not take time to smell the flowers, you will be getting some nice views as you move on to the next tee.