The Tee shot off #18 here at the Mercedes Championship needs to be played down the right side of the fairway and looks like you're hitting it into the forest on the right side of the fairway off the tee.  


Should you land your drive more towards the center of the fairway, however, you will most likely end up in the left rough, and will have trouble controlling your golf ball out and over the canyon that juts out and in the front left of the green.  (At about 70 yards in front of the green.) 

The pro tee shot target is the scraggly tree in the pix (right) just above the farthest right white gallery stake in the foreground   This is a fairly hard fairway and the prevailing grain is to the west southwest, or slightly right to left and down in the picture, which also adds distance to the releasing of the golf ball.

This picture (left) -gives you a more accurate view of the degree of right to left slope of the drive landing area.  With a helping wind down or right to left a tee shot hit down the right side will go all the way to the bottom and left hand side of the fairway.

You must be careful though on #18 here in the Mercedes Championship though at Kapalua, as the ball may canter down too far forward and left and into the tough Hawaiian bermuda rough. 

Then you're likely to be stuck with a long second shot from that wiry rough and forced carry over the canyon (in pix below) to a down grain green.  (That's the beautiful island of Molokai in the distant view.)