The par four 4th hole is possibly europe's most outrageously bunkered, and this hole, dubbed "orchard," tames chart hills' famed "anaconda" bunker. Two irregularly shaped bunkers must be avoided from the tee, since they tend to be huge sand puzzle pieces. If you can reach a comfortable spot on the fairway, you'll have a chance at a bridged green that slopes up in the front and cants down in the back. A smaller (but still massive) jigsaw-shaped bunker with a muirfield-styled grassy mound in the middle defends the green on the left. A more conventionally designed trap can be found to the right of the orange. This pit seems to have more sand than a normal desert.