Club selection on #5 is critical.  At 383 yards, it is not a short hole, but the severity of the dog-leg left will cause most long balls to go OB.  Long iron is the play, leaving a 175+ yard approach shot.

This long approach shot is made even more difficult with deep bunkers both left and right.  Long is protected by OB and creates a challenging chip to a severely sloping back to front two-tiered green.

When the pin is on the lower tier, many balls will feed down the slope back towards the hole.  When on the upper tier, protect against going long.  Putts up the hill are much easier than chips from behind the green.