18^th hole a shorter 337-yard par 4. The tee shot: Aim for the widest part of the fairway and factor in coastal wind. Club down if needed to keep the ball in play.If the wind or line makes the drive risky with the fairway bottle necking in after the first set of bunkers, consider a safe lay-up to a comfortable distance that still leaves a respectable approach into the green.

Plan for a precise shot into the green, targeting a safe landing zone that sets up a two-putt par. If the pin is front, centre or back can be smarter to use any slope to feed in the ball.

The green can be sloped and slick. Read the grain and slopes and try to leave your ball below the hole for an easier uphill putt. Trust your routine, stay patient, and aim to finish with a solid par or a makeable birdie opportunity rather than forcing a high-risk shot.