Downhill par 5 that bends left with a lake that is prominently in play for every shot after your drive. Middle of the fairway off the tee, you want no part of the multitude of fairway bunkers 250 yards from the green with that lake coming up. Approach shots need to stay well left of the lake, the slope of the fairway will move your ball 10-15 yards to the right, toward the lake once it lands and starts rolling. So you aim point on any ball that will not reach the green in the air is the bunkers on your left, not the green. You hit it at the green and it probably rolls into the water. Green sloped from back to front and toward the water... so seemingly straight forward chips and even too frisky of a putt can end up in the lake, because the ball gains speed the closer it gets to the lake. Putts/chips break much more toward the lake that players will believe until they have played this hole many times.