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The drive is in the direction of the airport across the firth and the district after which the hole is named. A dog-leg to the right if one wishes to avoid the two strategically placed bunkers in a direct line from tee to green. For the longer hitters the bunkers may not come into play depending on the wind direction.

Keeping the tee shot down the left side of the fairway will open up the green for your second shot which should leave you with a relatively short iron with driver from the tee being mainly the club of choice. Bunkers also await any wayward second shot with one at the left, one at the right and one just short of the green.

This green is shared with the 6th hole so anything long will leave you an extremely long putt on this double green although the 11th green is relatively flat from front to back.