The sixth plays way downhill and is a dogleg left. The tee shot can be challenging because the landing zone moves left and there is a fairway bunker on the right side that will be in play for most players.
An aggressive play is to aim just right of the tall pine on the left. It should leave players with a good position as long as they keep the ball right of that pine tree. Taking this route, players will have to play directly over the large bunker in front of the green, but it should be an easy wedge.
Players that play it safe right do best to try and play just short of the fairway bunker right. From there it’s an easy downhill bump-and-run onto the green.
The fairway slopes strongly right-to-left, so approach shots will probably move left in the air toward the large bunker.
The green has a large bunker front-left, and slopes gently back-to-front.