HOLE 13

Ben Lee, seen to the left of the houses in Braes, and famous in Gaelic songs about the land struggle by Skye crofters. This is one of only two holes that share the same gents' tee both times around. Here the main trouble is up the right side where a stray shot will find a ditch or deep rough. The fairway opens up a bit on the left, giving more room on that side than might be obvious from the tee. Too far left, though, and deep rough awaits. A couple of fairway bunkers are strategically placed to give most players cause to take a little extra care with their tee shots, perhaps remembering how this went when played earlier as the 4th. The green is small and very slightly raised, making it a tough target to find.