What's so hard about a 150 yard shot? Not much if it's on the driving range. Number two is deceptive with the yardage, and the slightly raised green won't allow you a look at the putting surface from the tee. A staightforward looking shot can be complicated primarily by losing the ball to the left. If not struck solidly, a tee shot veering left has been known to catch the water; too much club and the pine trees behind the green come into play.

The wind tends to swirl on number two so club selection can be critical to hit the putting surface. A little extra time is advised on this green that is most vulnerable to the excretions of the geese making their home at Concord. You may want to hit your putts a little firmer than normal for this reason.