Great par on number four; however, this is not the time to relax.  Number five should be a hole that you play well.  The biggest problem that I see is (1) people trying to cut off too much of the dogleg and ending up out of bounds left or (2) stop short of the corner and then not have a good second shot. First thing we need to do is pick the club that will get  you to the end of the right side of the fairway.  Now pick a target that keeps you right of the moguls on the left side of the fairway.  Make a smooth swing and knock it down the fairway.  Now that we are in the fairway we need to hit the most critical shot of this hole.

The second shot on number five is very demanding since we have moguls on the left and a creek on the right.  Most of us see that we are 270 yards away and pull out our 3-wood and hit it as far as we can.  Put that three wood away.  Choose a club that you have confidence in and just try and keep in it the short stuff on the left side of the fairway.  I would pick a club that you hit between 130 and 170 yards, remember all we are trying to do is hit this critical shot to a point where we can score from.  Great shot, not very exciting but at least you are not looking for your ball.  Now you have anywhere from 100-150 yards into the green.  This is a very tricky green with quite a bit of undulation and trouble around the green.  You do not want to miss this green, because wherever you miss it is a tough up and down.  Keeping that in mind, pick the club that will get you to the center of the green, pick your target and hit it there.  Many of the pin placements on this green will get you in trouble if you try and get it close.  Besides, if you play like I do, sometimes when I aim for the center of the green I don't even get close to where I am aiming and my off line shot ends up closer than it should.  Again, since we hit to the center of the green, we have a fairly long birdie putt.  Take a few practice strokes concentrating on how far you are going to putt the ball, get up there, aim it and hit it in that three foot circle.  Tap it on in there.  Another nice par, and we are off to number 6 at 1 over par, not bad!