Working its way around a large hill on the right and over several large depressions, the seventh is a dramatic medium-length par 5 with a sweeping vista from the very elevated tee, followed by a blind second shot. Long hitters will often opt to lay up with a fairway wood and the wind behind them in order to avoid going into the white pines just past the landing area.

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The pin position will dictate where to play the second shot from, either providing for a full wedge or short iron from a plateau or a bump-and-run, pitch, or flop from the bowl just short of the green when the pin is tucked in the back left. The seventh is an exhilarating hole which makes for a dramatic exit from the southern plateau of the front nine.