The longest hole on the golf course, and likely one of the longest holes anywhere, the par 5 thirtheenth is intended to be a full three-shot par 5 for even the best players.  The tee shot plays to a wide fairway that slopes softly to the left with the dogleg of the hole.  After a good tee shot the players will be faced with "Hell Bunker".  This bunker is inspired by the world-famous bunker on the fourtheenth hole at the The Old Course in St. Andrews, Scotland.  Laying up short of "Hell Bunker" will leave players a shot of almost 200 yards.  To have a shorter and more comfortable third shot players will need to play more aggresively on their second shot.  This means playing their second shot to the right and past "Hell Bunker". The green sits on an angle to the approach line of play, guarded front right by a pot bunker and front left by a steep slope.