The second hole is a great risk/reward hole. This dogleg right par 4 tempts you to try to cut the corner. Get it by that monster oak tree at the dogleg and you have an easy short iron to the green. If you don’t hit the perfect drive, however, you could be stuck behind trees. Play a little safer and aim down the left side of the fairway and the hole becomes longer. The conservative player will play short of the trap and then hit a medium to long iron into the green, which is surrounded by traps.