The fourth hole at Tam O' Shanter combines significant length
with a need for precision. The hole is a dogleg to the right, with
large trees along the right side, and out-of-bounds to the left. A
drive in the rough means a tree will block the second shot, both
from the right or the left, but even a drive in the right half of
the fairway will mean that the player must contend with a large
tree that hangs over the right-hand side of the fairway. The large
green is fairly flat, with no sand bunkers. A good score is
possible with well-played shots, but so is a big number. |
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