Playing back towards the clubhouse, the challenge on this par-four is keeping out of the deep bunkers that almost completely surround the two-tiered green. Finishing out the hole can be your 'Waterloo' as you'll have an audience overlooking you from the clubhouse's dining room, locker rooms and bars. It's believed the large chestnut tree on the left was grown from a seed recovered from the only chestnut left on the site where Wellington defeated Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815.

A straightforward par 4 which features a severely bunkered green. Make a note of where the pin is set and play your tee shot for the position that will give you the best angle into this two-tiered green. The back-left pin placement is perhaps the toughest on the course.