Rubbing Stone: Hole 16

This last par 4 is long and unforgiving. Once again the Wirral Way (in or over is out of bounds, see Local Rules) runs along the right as do fairway bunkers. Trees and rough guard the left. After a straight tee shot, the hole opens up with pleasant rural views. The green is set at an angle making it difficult to find. Balls landing right of centre tend to roll off the side.
The hole gets its name from the stone by the green (immovable obstruction), which it is said, was onced used by cattle to remove parasites.