Players should put on their birdie hats and be aggressive from the start of this hole. The 8th is a dogleg left par 5. As with the prior hole, water protects the left side of play, and a parked-out grove of trees flanks the right. If players walk the tightrope and carefully hug the left side of the fairway, they’ll be able to significantly shorten the second shot distance. A well-struck drive easily brings the green into play. Defended by bunkers on three sides, the green is relatively straightforward and yields many birdies and an occasional eagle.