6th hole: 398 yards. Par 4.
While the wind is generally hurting from the right, pros are often able to reach this short par 4 from the tees, with the aid of a steep downward pitch that begins ~100 yards short of the green.
The back tees offer just enough of an angled carry to really make things interesting.
For the average resort guest, the 6th plays straight away, but a thoughtful tee shot is necessitated by a central bunker placed exactly where an ideal drive would otherwise land and then chase onto the green (the sand requires a 318-yard carry from the tips, 261 yards from the white tees).
A peek around the central bunker gives some sense of the massive drop-off that hurls approaches forward and to the right.
When the tee shot hangs on up top, how should one play the approach? High or low? How far left of the flag? The speed of the turf and the strength of the wind could lead to different decisions from one round to the next.
In my estimation, the 6th is a truly original hole and an excellent, memorable way route a golf course on a difficult piece of property.