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'The fairway on this short Par 4 pinches at the 300 yard mark, so driver might not be the best choice off the tee, chose a long iron to ensure keep your ball aimed for the flag.' Hole 14 is a downhill par 3 which features a green on top of an open palm rock feature with a bunker in the shape of the Nike Swoosh. The green is surrounded by several bunkers right and left side. Players must be careful when cutting dog legs not to let their ball fall down the cliff face. This hole is a double dog leg par 5, which carves its way through the canyon and to a cliff side fairway.

Behind the green is another water stream featuring another straw hut Its mostly a straightforward downhill par 4 featuring a very winding fairway. Hole 12 starts just to the right of the water fall. Sometimes the pin is located in the very narrow piece of green to the left, forcing the player to make a very accurate shot should they wish a guaranteed birdie putt. The player aims to hit the ball over the flowing river below the waterfall which goes from right to left. This par 3 features a large waterfall and various shrubs. 'Take a moment to enjoy the beauty of your surroundings here at the 11th hole, its a straightforward par 3, just clear the water and your home free.' If the shot falls short of the green, it will fall down into the water hazard carving through the rocks. This par 4 has a wide fairway but is mostly uphill, the second shot contains a large rock feature that makes hitting the green for birdie very difficult.

'The tenth hole could be the most difficult par 4 in the game, the tte shot is uphill all the way and the rock wall could pose a problem on your second shot, par is a great score here.' There are many bunkers on this hole that surround both the fairways and the green with several shots over the water hazard required. This par 5 features more split fairways, separated by a large water hazard on a mountain plateau. A large bunker is positioned in the middle of the approaching fairway and the green is surrounded by rockwork and several hidden bunkers front and back of the green. Hole 8 is a par 4 that takes place within the mountainous terrain. The second shot is a very tricky approach with bunkers squeezing the green to a very narrow margin. Several bunkers protect would be long hitters from being too tempted to cut the corner. This par 4 features a very steep incline uphill and a sharp dogleg left, making it very difficult to bypass. 'the seventh is a sharp dog leg to the left, don't get cute off the tee, just put yourself in position for your second and attack the pin' This par 3 features a huge elevation change downwards towards a green surrounded by bunkers with mountainous features to the left and an ocean inlet the right. To the right of the green is a small straw hutch and a boat.ДЄnother par 4, this hole plays to an island fairway which leads to a shot over the ocean inlet to the second fairway and green located right at the back of the cove. The player can negate this by playing to the left fairway. Playing right means that you have to play uphill and risk landing in either the front or back green bunkers. This par 4 features a split fairway, the left is on a higher elevation that the right, though the left side is surrounded by bunkers. 'This split fairway hole is much easier to the right, but the left side leads to a shorter approach to the green, if you choose right, make sure you use enough club for the uphill segment' The second/third shot requires the player to play to the green uphill, again surrounded by bunkers.ДЄ par 4, players have the option to hit either the short or long fairway options, the second being past a large sand trap, a small ocean channel separates the green from the fairway, with a small bunker guarding the front left of the green and two more on the right. 'This long par 5 can be reached in two shots, but you have to land in the far fairway over the ocean inlet to have any chance, second shot is up hill all the way.'ДЄ long par 5 that dog lefts right strongly, long hitters have the option to bypass the dogleg by aiming over the ocean inlet, shorter players are forced to play the dogleg and hit over the inlet on their second shot. The green plays uphill squeezed in by bunkers left and back. This par 4 is contains several separate island fairways which are often guarded by bunkers, to the left is a water hazard and a lone boat. 'The first tee shot has many potential laying areas, but bunkers lurk everywhere to swallow a poor drive, the green slopes hard from back to front so choose your approach shot carefully.'

Tiger woods pga tour 2003 golfers