The seventeenth hole is the first of two shortish finishing par 4′s. At 277m the biggest hassle is the out of bounds fence and the houses on the right, which seems to often catch out the longer hitters. There are also plenty of trees on the left to catch poorly hit drives or players who try to play a little too conservative with their line.

The second shot varies in length but golfers all have to deal with the severe right to left slope that always wants to kick balls left down towards 18 tee box.

The scrape is medium sized and slopes in the same direction as the land, which can leave some very long sloping putts.