No Photo, but the 6th at New Mexico State's course in Las Cruces NM is a wonder of a short 4. About 330 or so, slight dog leg left uphill around a baranca that falls away to the left, fiendishly pitched green, back to front and right to left. Any one shot attempt left is a death sentence. Anything long sets up a dangerous pitch that can easily come off the front and head back down the fairway. A hole that tests the players ability to pitch precisely, while presenting a huge challenge to a long hitter. On a lengthy list of great short 4's that would include holes like 10 and 11 at Merion, 8 at Gulph Mills, 5 and 16 at Boston Golf Club, 13 at Piping Rock, and 7 at Ballyneal, the 6th at New Mexico State is one of the best I've played.