Set on a plateau, the green here is perched with no comfort at its edges. For that matter there is no falling short or long without the same result—a drop-off to tightly mowed turf. So what do we attribute the notch as its namesake? Until one actually gets to the green a subtle yet interesting feature is nowhere to be seen. Once at the green you will discover nothing more than a dimple—a notch—that has been pushed into the surface as if by some inebriated Scottish greenkeeper just before planting the grass seed. A different hole to be sure.