Hole 4 · Par 3 · 152 yds

The shortest par 3 on the card is defined by one feature: a bow-tie-shaped cross bunker about 27 yards wide that fills the ground directly in front of the green, from roughly 28 to 13 yards short of its centre. Two more bunkers sit on either side of the green, about level with its middle, so a shot that clears the cross bunker but drifts still finds sand. The green is an irregular, roughly square surface set at an angle to the tee. Palms stand left of the line 35 to 65 yards short of the green, trees crowd the right, and a cart path crosses 60 to 80 yards out.