No.4 - St Ives.
Plenty of space off the tee, but the ideal route is to the right - this hole should be played as a slight dogleg. The green falls away steeply on the left and anything missed there is a certain bogey. The approach can be anything from a short iron to a fairway wood depending on the wind, and the safest option from long-range is to use the slope to come in from the right.