Founded in 1914, the club was highly integrated with the rail service of the time as it served as the transportation for its membership to the club grounds from Minneapolis. Today the rail cars are far less frequent but the left side boundary of this hole still remains. Similar to the start of the round a player has only one objective from this tee and that is to land their ball in play. The "train wrecks" to great rounds on this hole are nothing short of legendary within the membership.

How to Play: 
This slight downhill par four has out of bounds down the entire left side. Pars can become a difficult task when it is easy to want to “bail right” off the tee, where a forest of trees awaits. This green has typical Tilly bunkers guarding it with a back to front slope which makes a putt from below the hole the key.