Shiner is a par 5 with quite of bit of water along the right side. There are two clear landing zones along the way toward the green, each with bunkers threatening greedy shots avoiding the water. Any approach is dangerous. The green is surrounded by sand on three sides, and the green slopes sharply. If there is no headwind, players my try to play left of the last fairway bunker and chip on, but most players will likely need to try and guide a short iron into the narrow green. Missing left of the green is a disaster, and it will be challenging to hold the green from the sand or chipping up. Missing right of the green will, at best, leave a challenging bunker shot.