The sixth hole is an extremely unique hole. The hole plays uphill to a split fairway. Tee shots that land on the upper fairway (left), have a good look at the green. However, tee shots that end up on the lower (right) section of the fairway face two obstacles: a center-line bunker and a significant elevation difference on the approach.

The biggest threat to the approach is the false front. Shots that end up too short can run off the green and down the hill below both bunkers, leaving a non-trivial pitch back up to the green.

The green itself mostly slopes gentle back-to-front.