Now that the first hole is behind you, it is time to settle into your round.  The second hole is extremely straight forward.  A short par four that requires accuracy on both the tee and the approach shot.  To have a good birdie chance you need to hit your second shot from the fairway.

Off the tee, hit whatever club you feel most comfortable with.  Know that if you hit iron you could bring that banker on the right into play.  Ideally, you want to hit your second shot from the left side of the fairway because this makes the entire green accessible while taking the greenside bunker out of the shot.

To have the best chance to hole your putt, you want to be below the hole.  Getting above it could lead to a three or four footer coming back and everyone knows a round full of four footers promotes gray hairs and a garage full of putters.