This is a short and innocent par 4. If players are driving the ball well, a driver off the tee will leave them with a flip wedge to the plateaued green. If they're not, a layup with a hybrid or fairway metal will do just fine. Hitting the fairway is of utmost importance. Two fairway bunkers need to be avoided, but overall, the fairway is plenty generous. An elevated green is protected by a steep-faced bunker in the front. The 15th yields many birdies; however, in order to score a three, players must be in command of their distance control with their second shot. It’s all about managing the elevation change on this hole.