By Ken Brown BBC TV golf commentator

This is probably the toughest driving hole on the golf course.

If you can get the tee shot down the right-hand side of the fairway, which will be very difficult, then it will give you a better view of the green.

If you drive down the left you don't get a view.

The second shot is up the hill to a green. It has a pimple in the centre with flat areas around the edge, so it will prove difficult to get at the flag.

Many will adopt a long-iron second shot which is likely to skid on the green upon landing and all a player should try to do is find the putting surface in two shots and not aim for the flag.

A par four would almost be a winning score in a matchplay situation.