The 7th is a mid-length dogleg left par 4 that typically faces directly into the southerly wind. Water guards the entire length of the left side, and the right is protected by a pair of bunkers with water beyond. The line off the tee is a shot towards the two tall poplar trees in the distance. Players should aim to bite off as much as they can chew, but finding the fairway must be the priority. Played correctly, the second shot should be a short to middle iron into a large, circular green. There is essentially nothing difficult about the green—should be a routine two-putt for a well-played par.