Fifteen is one of the courses most interesting holes. It is a short par 4 with a dog leg to the left. The tee shot is blind and their is an out of bounds to the right. Players need to choose their club and line carefully to ensure they stay in play and out of the dense trees on the left.

On the second shot the players must negotiate an old dam that rarely fills with water. The dam is in play and part of the fairway so their is no need to worry about going in it. If you are playing from short of the dam you need to play the perfect shot to avoid hitting the up slope on the other bank. Players who are more agressive play their second shots from the bottom of the dam and the decreased length can often make the approach shot easier.

The scrape has a slight slope from back to front but in general it’s not that big compared to others.