The name seems to derive from its position tucked away in the top corner of the course.
Despite being the highest stroke hole it often plays somewhat more difficult than that, often playing up to two clubs difference depending on pin placement and wind direction. The mounds on either side can bring in slightly off-line shots, but can also push them away from the green.
Trees guard both sides of the fairway: the ones of the left can cause a ball to deflect out of bounds and the ones on the right often result in a tough chip to green.