Paul
5th at PV is just a long slog with a top-shot hazard in front
Seriously, the 9th at Brancepeth is great because only a very fine shot will find that narrow green angled across the player. Miss the green and a four is a good result. There's no bail out area for an easy four/chance of a chip-putt three.
Unless you hit a poor tee shot it is, as RTJ almost said, a hard bogey, an easy double bogey.
You would think the percentage shot is taking plenty of club and thumping it into the bank at the back but that doesn't seem to work - your ball will either stick in the grass (leaving a horrible chip that may well run off the green down the bank on the other side) or it will come back onto the green and roll off the dead man's drop on the other side anyway.
On Sunday after my playing partners had come to grief in various ways I hit what I thought was a perfect 7-wood (even saying "That's the one" - the shame) but it was hit by some wind up where the icicles form and missed on the right.
A nice SW over the top rolls into the back fringe, fine putt breaking 3 feet finishes two feet away, rammed in for a four. Hard bogey indeed.