A stand of gum trees left and white swans gliding gracefully on the lake right create a peaceful setting for the tee shot on this par 4 which doglegs to the right. The bunkers again create the optical illusion of impeding the line to the green. In reality, they mark the change of direction on the hole with the pair on the right making it perilous to cut the corner. The one in the middle is positioned for straight hitters and the three on the left wait for the big drive that fails to fade. A good drive leaves a mid-iron approach shot to an elevated green with an opening between bunkers at the front and an elegant mound behind. Look out for the wallabies in the wildlife reserve to the right of the green.