So we made our first Bogey of the round on #3; you do not need to
panic. Hole #4 is a par hole for all players as long as you take your
time to choose the right club. This tee box is guarded by tall trees.
Make sure you look at the top of the trees behind the green and the
flag to see which way the wind is blowing. The wind really affects
this shot because the tee box is higher than the green, and you are
hitting a very lofted short iron. These two combined cause the ball
to get up to the wind and affect your shot.

My next advice is to just hit the ball to the left center of the green.
Do not pay attention to where the pin is. If you miss right of the
green, you are in the creek making 5 or 6, and you just ruined your
round early. Figure out how far it is to the middle of the green, pick
the club that will get you there, and aim 5 yards left of the front right
bunker. If you miss left, it will usually kick right, towards the green.
Now that you have hit the left center of the green, you probably have
a long Birdie putt. No problem. Pick your line then really concentrate
on distance. Make a few practice strokes.