The second hardest hole on the course according to the scorecard is the par four 435-yard fourth hole, which is a dogleg left. There are a multiple tees from different elevations and distances to choose from. It’s essential to find the fairway so you can have an unobstructed look at the green, which is protected by bunkers on the right.

The fairway slopes from left to right and the green is quite wide and deeper than you can see from the fairway.

– Walter Lis, The Dunes Club – New Buffalo’s Hidden Gem, Chicago Golf Report