The fifth hole is an uphill slight dogleg right that is relatively easy providing you keep the ball in the fairway. Long hitters can clear the top of the hill setting up a short approach.  If you do not reach the top of the hill you may need to avoid the bunker on the right and will likely have a mid-iron blind second shot into the green.  The green is well bunkered to the front with a steep drop off to the right and back.  Club selection on your second shot is critical if you want to make birdie as the green is sloped left to right and back to front with a swale in the middle resulting in a challenging putt if you find the wrong part of the green.  Birdies can be had but par is an acceptable score.