A beautiful par three, and Mark is right, the wind is often a fooler here. You might guess it's most likely left-to-right, but given that the prevailing wind is out of the southwest, it is usually hurting the player a lot more than they think.
The green is really special, with perhaps the most potential pin locations on the entire course. Looking at it from the tee, it has a false front on the right half, rising up to a plateau atop a knoll on the back right. A shallow shelf runs from the back center all the way to the far left side, with a lower collection bowl in the front left of the green just behind the big bunkers. This leaves a valley that rises uphill and narrows from the front center of the green to the back center.
With the mystery of the wind, the change in elevation, and the need to figure out the kind of bounce and roll your ball will take assuming it hits the green, this tee shot tests your ability to choose the right club and commit to your shot. Bail out of it and the wind can take it all the way to the hillside on the right - or beyond.
Fun stuff.