The final hole on the Ocean Course is a slight dogleg right par four that play downhill, then back up to an elevated green. The tee shot plays to the corner of the dogleg, but there are prominent trees on the right side. If players can pass the corner, they’re a decent chance they can catch the slope for a good rollout.

The approach should be a short-to-mid iron playing across the valley to the green. There are bunkers on all sides of the green, and the green itself has two distinct tiers. The upper tier is the back-left, and the lower tier is short right. Keeping the ball below the hole should leave a good finish to the round.