I'm with Mark on this one... 14th at BT really only presents one lay up option.
The beauty of this hole is, IMO, the psychological effect on the player. Its a short hole, and should, with a pair of well executed shots, have legitimate birdie potential (much like 10 @ Riviera).
The problem is that its not a birdie hole at all. The approach is so tremendously difficult from the real only layup option, or if you've gone for the green off the tee and hit anything less than the ABSOLUTELY PERFECT or COMPLETELY LUCKY shot, you'll have nothing, even from greenside. you may even have trouble getting your GIR, let alone a birdie opportunity.
Though short, its a difficult par 4. The player (myself included) can get excited about the chance to get a shot back here, and quickly become disappointed, anxious, etc when they realize that they're looking at 5, or worse, pretty easily.
Take your 4 and RUN, to the much more accessible 15th.
rc.