The routing of this hole started as one of the most awkward to deal with. Massive amounts of rock were piled along the slope by the 6th green in order to create enough level ground for the teeing area. Due to drainage concerns, two large rock filled ditches divide the hole. One separates the tees from the fairway, the other the fairway from the approach and green. A low iron is all that is needed off the tee, for accuracy, not distance is what is needed here. There is only one bunker on this hole, along the left side of the green. That, combined with the rock river bed, and the fact that the green was shelved into a long slow slope, add quite a perspective to the second shot.

 

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