Over the years, the third hole has morphed from its original design, to a shorter design, then back to the original, which added 50 yards back to the shot. Of the front nine, this one offers one of the most difficult tee shots, a long dogleg left. Players will need an opening shot of 280 yards to reach the turn in the fairway, then another mid-iron, 200-yard shot to the green. While the green has no bunkers, it is elevated, and has a back-to-front slope—miss it and par will be tough to make.