The only par five on the back nine. A tee shot that fades up the left side of the fairway will give you the best angle for your second shot. The fifteenth doglegs to the right. Depending upon the length of your second shot, most will find themselves in a large gulley with a blind shot to a well bunkered green that falls off severely on the front third. Longer hitters may carve a fade to the crest of the hill leaving 80 yards for your third shot to an undulating green. Many matches have come down to who can play # 15 the best. "On in 3 and 2 putts" is a very satisfying score.