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The fourth involves a tight drive between tall trees to a fairway that dog-legs slightly left, with out of bounds on the left and rough on the right. Having said that, this isn't a long hole and you are generally only left a low iron into the green if you get your drive away - watch out for the two grass mounds in front of the green here though. Once on the green it is a pretty straightforward two putt for par. The photo on the right shows the green traversing the top of The Frydd.