On 4 we played the 372 yard blue tee which put the right fw bunker at 256. Some really nasty greenside bunkers on the right give the hole some teeth.
Here is a view from the start of the fairway.
On 5 I initially thought blue 443 but changed to green 366 on the tee in an effort to keep the centerline bunker in play at 266. I think the second group played blue. From the green tee with a helping wind we all easiliy carried the centerline bunker and had open shots to the green. From my look back it appeared none in John's group made it to the bunker which is 322 from the blue tee and as a result had blind second shots. I think they need a new tee here somewhere in between those two.
View from right of the tee shot angle.
Six has a neat green with a large false front with the bulk of the green then falling away from you. From the blue 188 or green 172 tee much of the green surface is not visible. I really like the view from the more elevated black tee where you can see most of the green. I hit a 3 wood from the black 236 tee and that may be where I play it from now on. While not as terrifying as the 14th at Portrush its a strong hole from there and with the length of the par 5's may be the only long approach shot to a green all day.
Here's a view from the black tee I cribbed from Jason Blasberg's series of photos.
