Bill Foley, former president of the Massachusetts Golf Association and an official at the USGA and MGA events, says when the tide is high on this par 3, you have to hit over the water, and when it's out, you can easily land your shot on the beach. The hole plays anywhere from 120 to 165 yards. Foley says "It's a beautiful view, with the sea, the wind, the sand."

His recommendation: At all costs "you need to strike a solid iron shot."