This is a short hole that is downhill and to the left. I throw a putter here, but a mid-range will work well, too. All it takes is a smooth shot that turns left. Definite birdie hole and best chance for an ace on this course.

This basket is uphill and to the right, in a grove of trees. Sidearm or LHBH shots are the best here. Whatever shot you throw, the disc must finish right. If thrown far enough, this hole is an easy birdie.

This hole is to the left and uphill. The best shot is a straight throw through the gap landing softly. You don't want the disc to finish hard left, because it may roll back down the hill. Trust your disc on this hole!

Several options on this hole. The basket is off to the right, past the redwoods. Option one is to throw a super straight shot to the edge of the dogleg. Option two is to throw a roller straight ahead and hope it gets past the dogleg. Option three, recently discovered, is to throw a soft hyzer shot through a gap to the right of the redwood trees. If you pull this shot off, it's an easy birdie. You can get really close to the basket going that way, but it's very risky.

This basket is off to the right and it goes downhill at the edge of the dogleg. I feel that the best shot is a sidearm or LHBH that ends up past the redwoods on the right. An anhyzer RHBH shot could also work.

Blind tee shot. This hole is uphill and goes a little bit to the left. The slope of the hill goes the opposite way. The best shot is one that goes straight and falls left at the end. Might be a good idea to have a spotter for drives on this hole. Discs can roll pretty far off the hill.

If the basket is straightaway on this hole, throw a disc that will stay straight or something with a little right turn. If the basket is on the right, you need a disc that will finish right for whatever shot you throw. Also, be careful of roll-aways near the basket on the hill.

This is a steep downhill hole. The basket is usually off to the right behind a big tree. The best shot is to just keep your disc as low as possible. If the disc gets too high, it can go over the fence. All you need is a putter here. A sidearm or LHBH shot seems like a really good play on this hole.

This hole is slightly turning to the right, but the hillside slops away to the left. If you're throwing RHBH, you need something that stays flat or turns right a little. If you're throwing sidearm or LHBH, you just need to keep it low and straight and let the disc fall right at the end. Be careful of roll-aways on this hole.

This is a tough hole. The basket is almost straight ahead, but you have to throw uphill and slightly to the left. The best disc choice seems to be an understable disc because you need to get height on your throw, but also avoid going left into the bushes. I believe there is a mando on this hole, too.