Hole 14 · Par 4 · 384 yds

The 384-yard 14th from the Blue tees is one of the four holes built in 1968 in a former limestone quarry, not a Ross hole. Woods enclose it from tee to green. The tee shot plays through a narrow chute to a fairway that begins about 140 yards out, widens to about 40 yards, then turns right about 45 degrees some 250 yards from the tee and narrows between the trees. The club's guide describes a huge stone ledge in view from the tee. A single bunker guards the front right of a green about 32 yards wide.