The eighteenth hole is another short par 4, slightly downhill with a slight dog leg to the right. The tee shot idealy should be played down the middle but many golfers get lazy late in their round and slice the ball out onto the 1st fairway.

The second shot is downhill to another smallish scrape that slopes if anything slightly from front to back. A small mound at the back offers little protection to stop long shots from rolling into the creek. Lazy players who choose to play in from the 1st fairway have a challenging wedge shot over the trees and onto the scrape. Getting this shot right takes a lot of control.

As already stated the scrape is small and has few small subtle breaks that seem to catch a lot of people out.