A deceptively short par-three, this hole's flat green plays very fast. Large bunkers on three sides penalize errant tee-shots. There is very little info on the origin of the name – other than the obvious: it can be a calamity if you're the victim of a bad bounce or unlucky ricochet off the over-hanging trees. (Unless of course, the bad bounces cancel each other out and you score a hole-in-one.) (See Anecdotes)

Take an extra half-club on this hole which is often played into the prevailing wind. The best strategy is to go long rather than short as three deep bunkers surround one of the fastest greens on the course. The trick here is not to short-side yourself if you miss the putting surface.