The second hole is a dogleg right Par 4 of 381 yards (from the back tees) and 354 yards (from the ladies' tees).  This tee shot is guarded at the corner of the dogleg by trees and a fairway bunker.  The "safe" tee shot would be straight away, aiming at the biggest maple behind the fairway, leaving an approach of about 150 yards to the green. Challenging the bunker allows for a much closer approach, but if the ball is not struck well, the bunker or the trees can make for a difficult time.

The green is a bowl shape, with bunkers left front, right front and back left.  The right side of the front of the green is dominated by a large slope from right to left, which will catch balls hit to the front of the green.  The preferred shot is into the middle of the green, leaving an uphill putt in virtually any direction from that point.